The dirt is wet from yesterday’s rain, and the preacher’s voice barely rises above the hush of wind in the trees. I stand beside the open grave in a too-tight suit, fists clenched in the wool lining of my coat pockets, and I wonder how I ended up alone again.
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The Other Zion
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The dirt is wet from yesterday’s rain, and the preacher’s voice barely rises above the hush of wind in the trees. I stand beside the open grave in a too-tight suit, fists clenched in the wool lining of my coat pockets, and I wonder how I ended up alone again.