The Faded Photograph
The water was rising, a slow, brown tide that swallowed the bottom shelf of the filing cabinet and curled around my ankles with a cold, silted weight. I was thirty-four years old, an archivist by title and a scavenger by necessity, and I was fighting a war against entropy in the windowless basement of the St. Jude’s Community Center. My hands were black with mud and ink as I pulled box after...
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