The Golden Downtown
The frost had come early to the valley, a white sheet laid over the black earth, silencing the crows and the wind. I walked the ridge with the weight of the old man’s silence in my bones, a physical thing, a stone in the chest that made each breath a labor. He had told me that the mist was not water, but memory, and that to look upon it without a ward was to let the past drown the present. I...
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