The Wistful Witness
The cloth was damp, and your fingers were numb from the cold that had settled into the floorboards of the parlor, but you kept working, smoothing the linen over the left hand of your mother, Eleanor. It was the third day since she had died, and the room was dark, lit only by the grey slant of afternoon light that caught the dust motes dancing above the bed. You were forty-two years old, and...
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