The Faded Photograph
You hold the coat. It is heavy. It is old wool, matted with grime and something darker. It smells of wet stone and ozone. The lining is torn. A patch of velvet, once deep red, is now the color of dried blood. You have held it for three days. You have not let go. The room is not a room. It is a void, but a void that hums. The walls breathe. The floor is made of packed ash that shifts under your...
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