The Distant Threshold
The woolen scarf had been mine for three winters, its indigo dye faded to the pale, washed-out blue of a bruise that refuses to heal. I remember the day my mother wrapped it around my neck, her fingers cold and trembling against my jaw, as if she were trying to hold my head together. We were walking then, always walking, along the grey, endless ribbon of the road that cut through the moors of...
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