The Distant Threshold
The frost came hard that night. It bit through the wool of my coat. It settled in the bones. I was walking. The road was white. The trees were black. They stood like judges. I held the book. It was small. Leather bound. The spine cracked. A sound like a knuckle popping. I have carried it for forty years. It is heavy. Not with weight. With weight of memory. With the weight of what I did. My name...
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