The Faded Dust
The ink was not merely black; it was the color of a bruise that would never fade, a deep, swollen violet that seemed to pull the light from the air in my workshop. I sat before the heavy oak table, the wood worn smooth by three generations of my family’s hands, and watched the drop hang from the nib of my quill, trembling like a dewdrop on a spider’s web. It would not fall. It hung there,...
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