The Wistful Mirror
Did you ever think the heat could be a debt? Act I I woke with the silver brooch in my fist, the metal hot enough to sear my palm. It was a thing of twisted wire, small enough to fit in a pocket, but it weighed like a stone pulled from a riverbed. The tenement walls were sweating. Outside, the wind tore at the unfinished houses on the hill, those skeletal frames of timber and glass that had...
0 Comments 0 Shares 1 Views 0 Reviews