The Distant Wound
The mud on my boots was black and slick, smelling of wet iron and rotting root, as I hauled the last of the supplies over the ridge line where the trees had thinned to skeletal fingers against a sky the color of a bruise. I was thirty-four years old, and I had spent the last three weeks fighting the silence, which is the only thing that keeps the Rot at bay, yet here I was, my mouth open,...
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