The Pale Mist
The jar sits on the shelf. It has always been there. You know the weight of it. Glass, thick and cold, filled with a sludge that looks like liver and tastes like ash. You made it yourself. You remember the hands that stirred the pot. They were your hands. They are not your hands anymore. It is 1924. The factory is quiet. The looms are still. The air is thick with dust and the smell of wet wool....
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