The Golden Myth
The coal dust in your lungs does not taste like ash, but like the rusted teeth of the earth, a gritty sweetness that coats the back of your throat and refuses to wash away. You are standing in the yard of the Whitmore house, the iron fence cold against your palm, watching the smoke rise from the chimney in a thin, gray vein that splits the winter sky. Inside, the light is steady, a warm amber...
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