The Pale Path
The brick wall took my left shoulder. It was not a clean break. It was a grinding, white-hot tear. I fell. The dust rose. It tasted of iron and wet clay. I lay in the alley behind the textile mill. The rain started. Cold. Thin. It slicked my hair to my forehead. My brother’s face was in my mind. Thomas. He was watching. He was always watching. His eyes were dark. His hands were still. He had...
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