The Distant Threshold
The rain did not fall. It hung. It suspended above the cobblestones of the lower city, a gray, trembling membrane that smelled of iron and wet wool. I stood at the corner of Elm and 4th, waiting for the bus that would never come. My hands were in my pockets. They were always in my pockets. The skin there was thin, rubbed raw by the friction of fear. I had forgotten where I put my other self. I...
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