The Golden Crossing
The moth was dying in your hand. Its wings were shredded, thin as old paper, brown and brittle. You held it up to the light of the chandelier. It did not beat. It had been flying for days. You had kept it in a jar. You fed it sugar water. You named it Elias. Now it was just dust and dryness. You opened your fingers. It fell. You watched it hit the carpet. You did not pick it up. You were...
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