Nonfiction
Waltz
When it rains, I am in love. I like it when the water drops get big and heavy like pulpy segments of a pomelo. They crash onto the black pavement of my childhood ranch home, the sweet runny juice spreading across the driveway and leaking into the open carport.
18.1 / Spring 2023
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