The Wistful Grid
October 14 The stamp was red, a violent square of ink that obliterated the fine print of my soil stability report. I held the paper up to the window light in the municipal office, the glass cold against my forehead, and watched the pigment bleed slightly into the fibers. The clerk, a man named Arthur whose tie was loosened at the collar, did not look at me. He looked at his watch, then at the...
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