The Wistful Atlas
You keep telling yourself it is the salt. It is always the salt. It sits in the hollow of your throat like a stone you swallowed years ago, gritty and persistent, a reminder that the air here is too thin, too old, to sustain you. You are standing in the back of the butcher shop, the one on Miller Street, the one that smells of iron and wet wool and the faint, sweet rot of meat that has been...
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