The Wistful Letter
The rain hit the corrugated tin roof with a rhythm that sounded like teeth chattering. It was a cold, industrial hiss. "You’re bleeding," I said. My brother, Thomas, sat on the floorboards. He did not look up. His hands were pressed flat against the dirt. The dirt was dark and slick. It coated his knuckles. "I’m not bleeding," he whispered. "I’m listening." I looked at his palms. There was no...
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