The Wistful Silence
The brass buckle of your father’s overcoat sits in your palm, cold and heavy as a dead coin, catching the grey light of the workshop where the machinery groans in its endless, rhythmic sleep. You have been polishing it for three days, turning the metal under the lamp until your fingers ache, until the tarnish of decades—of soot, of sweat, of the specific humidity of the northern winters you...
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