The Distant Crown
The cold in this attic does not come from the drafty shutters, but from the marrow of my bones, a chill that settles into the joints where the cartilage has worn thin from twenty years of hunching over seams. I am thirty-two, a age that should be the prime of a woman’s trade, yet my hands, which once could guide a needle through silk as easily as a surgeon’s blade through flesh, now tremble...
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