The Pale Dance
The wool of my father’s cardigan was already thinning at the elbows, a translucent map of the years he had spent hunched over the loom in the attic, the fibers worn down to a ghostly sheen that caught the late afternoon light in the high, dusty windows of our house in Cornwall. I remember the texture of it, the way it clung to my skin with a damp, heavy warmth that smelled of woodsmoke and the...
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