The Wistful Letter
The rain against the windowpane sounds like a thousand small bones breaking, a rhythmic, wet percussion that has become the only clock you trust. You are sitting in the chair that faces the door, your back to the fire, because you are afraid of what the warmth might reveal about the coldness of your own hands. The room is not a room, not truly. It is a hollowed-out space in the side of a cliff...
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