The Distant Cartograph
The rain had stopped, but the city still wept. It dripped from the eaves of the university library, a slow, rhythmic percussion against the pavement. I stood on the corner, watching the water gather in the gutters. My coat was wet through. I did not care. I was thinking about the map. You told me to burn it. That was three days ago. You sat at the kitchen table, your face gray with the early...
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