The Distant Metropolis
The pencil in my hand was a stub of yellow wood, the graphite core worn to a sharp, black point that felt fragile against the cheap manila paper of the pension application form. I held it the way one holds a splinter, with a careful, wincing attention, waiting for the pain to arrive or not. Outside the window of Superintendent Miller’s office, the light was the flat, grayish-white of a...
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