The Faded Guest
The tin held three spoons of dried root. Elias counted them, one by one, tapping the metal against the rim of his iron cup. One spoon. Two spoons. Three. The sound was a dry, rhythmic click, the only music in the cell. He knew the weight of it, the specific gravity of the bitterness that lived in those dark, twisted fibers. It was the taste of the moor after a storm, the taste of their mother’s...
0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews