The Wistful Crossroads
The left hand was always the first to go, stiffening in the cold not from frost but from the terrible, heavy weight of the truth that lived inside the knuckles, a truth so dense it had calcified the joints into stone, turning the flesh into a mirror of the burden I carried, a burden that was not a thing of cloth or bone but a living, breathing entity of guilt that whispered to me in the...
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