The Wistful Mountain
The wind was in the pipes again. It hummed a low, flat note, like a cello string pulled too tight, and I knew before I opened my eyes that the temperature had dropped another ten degrees. I was forty-five years old, and my heart felt like a rusted hinge in a door that was always being forced open. I wanted my pension. I wanted the check to clear before the next valve gave way. That was the only...
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