The Golden Farce
I left before the sun rose. The village slept under a gray wool blanket of fog. My boots crunched on the frost. It was the only sound. I carried my kit. It was light. I had packed it in a hurry. I had packed it in fear. My brother stood by the door. He did not look up. He was mending a net. His hands were rough. They were red with cold. He did not ask why I was leaving. He knew. He had always...
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