The Wistful Grid
The clay bowl was cold in Elias’s hands, its rim chipped where he had knocked it against the table leg. He held it up to the window, watching the afternoon light catch the dust motes dancing in the air, a static, grey suspension that did not settle. Outside, the wind stripped the last leaves from the lindens, a sound like dry paper tearing, signaling that the frost would arrive by week’s end....
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