The Wistful Mountain
My charcoal snapped against the rough bark of a cypress, the sound sharp as a bone breaking in the cold. I was thirty-two, and my hands were shaking so badly I could barely hold the stick, the black dust smearing across the grain of the wood. The mist was not a veil here; it was a wall, pressing against my face with the weight of wet wool, erasing the path I had marked an hour ago. I needed to...
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