The Faded Photograph
The photograph sat in my palm, its edges soft as worn cloth, the silver nitrate image of my father’s face blurring at the corners where the varnish had cracked. I held it up to the grey light filtering through the office window, watching the ink of his eyes seem to shift, a faint, iridescent ripple moving across the print that defied the stillness of the paper. It was a small, domestic magic,...
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