The Faded Sutra
The morning shift at the border park began with the sound of arithmetic, the foreman’s voice cracking like dry slate as he tallied the wages due for the grounds crew. It was a cold that bit through wool, a damp chill that settled in the joints and stayed, the kind that made the air taste of iron and old salt. I stood by the line of parked vans, my hands tucked into my sleeves, feeling the...
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