The Pale Garden
The garden was dead before the frost touched it. You stand at the iron gate, your breath misting in the sharp November air. The iron is cold, biting through your gloves. You remember when it was warm, when your father’s hands used to run over the bars, polishing the rust away with a rag that smelled of turpentine and old wood. Now the rust is thick, a crust of orange decay that flakes off when...
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