The Distant Joke
The pill was small. Red. It sat on the white counter like a drop of dried blood. Elias held it between two fingers. His thumb trembled. He had worked in the mill for forty years. His hands knew the grain of cotton. They knew the heat of the loom. They did not know the cold of this new thing. The doctor called it a supplement. A bridge. A way to keep the mind sharp while the body failed. Elias...
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