He writes. The click-clacking typewriter chatters
in the still air. His office smells overpoweringly of potpourri,
sickly, like a fog in the air. The window remains unopened,
and I have never seen it open. I used to think it was welded shut.
He used to tell me that the wind would steal his ideas. My mother
used to shake her head and frown. He would
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