The Wistful Show
The iron lungs of the town breathed. In, out. A rhythmic, metallic hiss that drowned out the birds. We were children of the smoke. We breathed it in until our hair turned grey before we turned twenty. The Foundry was not a building. It was a god. It stood on the hill, black and jagged, watching us from above. It did not blink. It did not sleep. It just burned. I was sixteen. My name was Elian....
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