The Wistful Dinner
The fog does not lift. It settles. You feel it in your lungs, a cold, wet weight that tastes of iron and old salt. You are walking. You have been walking for a long time, though the sun never moves. It hangs low, a bruised yellow disc, trapped in the sky like a coin in a slot. You are far from the harbor where you landed, far from the grey brick houses and the smell of coal smoke. This is the...
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