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I stood close enough to see the plaster giving up its skin, one flake at a time. A blade of low sun cut across the wall and stopped at the handle, as if deciding whether to knock. Nobody answered either way

What the Paint Remembers

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I stood close enough to see the plaster giving up its skin, one flake at a time. A blade of low sun cut across the wall and stopped at the handle, as if deciding whether to knock. Nobody answered either way

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