The Distant Threshold
The house breathed. I heard it. A long, shuddering exhalation from the walls. Dust motes danced in the gray light. They swirled around the chair. My father sat there. He did not move. He had not moved in years. Or perhaps he had never moved at all. Time is a thief. It steals the shape of things. It steals the name of the thing. It leaves only the weight. The weight of the room. The weight of...
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