The Distant Joke
The mud is cold. It seeps into the soles of your boots, a slow, liquid chill that climbs your calves and settles in your knees. You are holding your rifle. Your hands are shaking. Not from fear, exactly. From the effort of keeping them still. The sky above is the color of old lead, low and heavy, pressing down on the valley where the smoke rises in thin, grey threads. You are not fighting. You...
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