The Golden Echoes
The lead was hot and smelled of sulfur, a heavy, acrid weight that sat on the back of my tongue as I pressed the solder into the gap between the two shards of blue glass, the iron tip hissing softly in the damp air of the workshop while my hands, steady for thirty years, now trembled with a rhythm that matched the pounding in my temples. I was trying to fit a piece of sky back onto the frame, a...
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