The Wistful Show
The snow had covered the tracks for three hours, a white shroud that smelled of iron and old ice. I counted the steps as I ran, each one a debt to the ground, forty-two years of life condensed into the frantic rhythm of my boots against the frozen earth. My lungs burned, a hot coal in a cold chest, and I could feel the weight of the leather satchel against my hip, the only thing I had left that...
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