The Distant Threshold
The train smelled of wet wool and rusted iron. I pressed my forehead against the cold glass. Outside, the English countryside bled into the gray morning, a blur of hedgerows and mud. My coat was too heavy for the season. It weighed me down, anchoring me to the floor of the carriage. I was a man who had seen too much silence. I was a man who had learned that words were often just smoke, hiding...
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