The Wistful Grid
The ink on the page has dried, but the tremor in my right hand has not, and I sit in the gray silence of this London room, writing to you, Mara, from the cold distance of exile. It is November, 1954, and the rain against the windowpane sounds like the scratching of nails on wood, a persistent, rhythmic tapping that I can no longer ignore because it mirrors the violence of my own body. I am...
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