The Golden Visit
The hawk sat on the stone. Its feathers were the color of dried blood and old parchment. It did not move. The wind was still. The air tasted of iron and snow. Thomas Whitmore knelt in the dirt. His knees ached. The cold seeped through his wool breeches. He looked at the bird. The bird looked at him. They were one. Or so it seemed. The boundary between skin and plumage was thin. It was a...
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