The Pale Dance
The glass was the color of a bruise, a sickly, pale violet that pulsed in the furnace’s heat, and I could not stop blowing into the pipe. My lungs burned with a phantom weight, a heavy, wet drag that made each exhale a labor of survival. Silas stood beside me, his face hollow, his mouth moving in time with mine, stealing the air before it reached the molten silica. I have been a master...
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