The Distant Threshold
The foxglove in the window box had died, its stalks brittle as old bone, but I did not pull it up. I sat there, in the blue hour before dawn, listening to the wind rattle the shutters of my mother’s cottage in Hollow Creek. It was a small place, a village that existed only on maps that had been drawn by men who believed in magic, and I was the only one who still believed it was real. Or perhaps...
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