The Wistful Campus
The coal dust had settled into the creases of my skin before I even realized the fire had taken the library, a slow, choking orange glow that swallowed the spines of the books we had spent forty years cataloging, and I stood there in the doorway, my hands trembling not from the heat but from the sudden, violent realization that I had left my wife’s silver thimble, the one she had worn until her...
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