The Faded Frequency
The wool coat is slipping off my hands again. I am forty-two years old, and I cannot button it. The buttons are small, brass, and cold, and my fingers are swollen with a tremor that feels less like age and more like a signal being lost. It is the only thing left of her. She died in the spring, a quiet end that left the house feeling too large and the air too still. I need to sell the place. The...
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