The Faded Photograph
The fog rolled into the dockyards of New London thick as wool. It swallowed the cranes and the brick rows of the warehouse district. I walked fast. My boots squeaked on the wet cobblestones. I was twelve. I felt small. I felt heavy. The air tasted of coal smoke and rust. I carried a box. It was small. It was wood. It was painted blue. The paint was peeling. Inside, there was nothing. Only a...
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