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outside

In the late afternoon I want to go outside but don’t because of the bees that dance and hover in early spring sunlight. I—an adult— Gigantic compared to them— am terrified. So, I stay in where the air is still and smells of last night’s fish Friday and I don’t move for hours in a place between sleep and awake though my body begs as I dream of outside but it seems frighteningly far away
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katie-lynn
American
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Feb 27, 2012
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