The Golden Song
The iron collar bit into the nape of my neck, a cold, unyielding weight that I had worn for eighteen years since the rope took my father. I stood at the threshold of the cellar, the damp stone exhaling a chill that settled in my marrow, while the golden song hummed in the air, a frequency I could only hear because I was already broken. It was a low, resonant thrum, like the vibration of a...
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