The Golden Visit
The glass was cold against my cheek. It smelled of iron and old rain. I held the shard in my right hand, the broken tip pressing into the meat of my palm. It did not bleed. Not yet. Or perhaps it had already bled dry, so thoroughly that the fluid had turned to dust. I was sitting in the back room of the mill, the place where the looms used to sing their low, droning hymn before they were torn...
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