The Distant Crown
The building does not look like a home. It looks like a wound in the city’s skin, a jagged scar of concrete and rusted iron that has forgotten how to hold water. You are standing before it now, in the gray hour before dawn, when the fog clings to the pavement like a shroud. You have waited for this moment for thirty years. Your knees ache. Your lungs, scarred by the smog of a life lived on the...
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