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An Attic in Winter

by Shin

Parchment frayed, edge crumbled to silky ash. A single candle’s flicker caught dancing to whispers from dust crackling their secrets. The window sweats, powdered by evening snow. His droplets quench the thirst of the rotted floor. A mouse scurries, elated for its flow. Etched in the corner, a rope swings freely. Held together by habit above all. Beneath it rests nothing more than shade.
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30 / M / American
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Written by
Shin
30 / M / American
Published
Jul 20, 2024
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1m
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#attic#alone
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