The Wistful Letter
The wool of the greatcoat had long since lost its color, faded to the pale, boneless gray of a winter sky over the North Sea. It sat on the chair by the window, a hollow shell, waiting for a body that no longer fit its contours. I ran my hand over the left sleeve, feeling the thinning fabric, the way it stretched and yielded where the elbow had bent for a hundred marches, a thousand...
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