The Distant Garden
The train smelled of wet wool and rust. It was a smell Margaret knew well. It was the smell of waiting. She sat by the window, her hands folded in her lap. They were white hands. Thin hands. Hands that had not held a hammer in ten years. The landscape outside was gray. Not the gray of snow. The gray of ash. The factories in the valley belched black smoke into a sky that looked bruised. Margaret...
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