The Distant Wound
The stamp hits the paper. Thud. Red ink. Rejected. You wipe the ink from your thumb. It smears. Red. Like dried blood. You look at the name on the form. James Whitmore. You know the name. You do not know the man. Or maybe you do. The room is white. Sterile. The air hums. A low frequency. It vibrates in your teeth. This is the Bureau. You are a clerk. You work here. Every day. You sort. You...
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