The Faded Road
The wool is heavy. You remember the weight of it before you remember the face of the man who stitched it. It presses against your cheek, a grey cloud that smells of lanolin and old smoke. You are lying in the dark, but it is not a dark without shape. It is the hollow of a chest, or perhaps the bottom of a well where the water has turned to stone. In the dream, the fabric is alive. It breathes...
0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews