The Wistful Grid
The letter sat on the kitchen table, a pale square of paper that seemed to absorb the gray afternoon light. I had written it three times. Each time, the ink bled slightly into the fibers, as if the words themselves were sweating. It was addressed to Elias, but it was not for him. It was for the record. It was for the town. It was for the thing that lived in the static between the radio...
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