The Pale Dance
I remember the weight of the copper ingot, that oxhide shape heavy in my palm, before I remember the sound. It is a strange thing to lose your ear to a frequency that does not exist in the air, yet I knew the hum by the way it vibrated in the marrow of my left temple, a low, industrial thrum that matched the rhythm of the mill wheels below our office in the Andalusian belt. I was Concepcion...
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