Abstract

In a burst of concentration, I succeeded in catching the hen and stood with it in my hands. Strangely, it didn't really feel alive: stiff, dry, an old white feather-riddled woman's hat that shrieked out truths from 1912. Thunder hung in the air. A scent rose up from the fence boards, like when you open a photo album so dated you no longer know who the people are.

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