The Wistful Grid
The iron key in my hand was cold, so cold it seemed to suck the heat from my palm, a small, brutal thing of rust and weight. I sat at the scarred oak table in the warden’s hut, the wind rattling the single pane of glass in the window, and I wrote these words down because I have no one else to tell, and because the ink is still wet and I am still, for now, a man who can hold a pen. My name is...
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