The Faded Frontier
The rain does not fall so much as it hangs, a gray curtain drawn tight against the windows of the bus. You are sitting in the back row, the seat cushion thin and cold against your hips. Your hands rest in your lap, fingers laced together. You look at them. They are not your hands. They are too smooth, too pale, the nails trimmed short by institutional regulation. They belong to a clerk, a man...
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