The Pale Meridian
The saw screamed. It was a high, thin wail that cut through the air of the workshop. I did not flinch. My hands were steady on the maple. The grain was tight. Perfect. I was thirty-four years old. My back did not ache. My vision was clear. I could see the pore of the wood. I could feel the resistance of the blade. It was a dance. A precise, mechanical dance. My brother stood in the doorway. He...
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