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All the Country Will Be Shaking
… Afghan colleague Aziz tells them in Dari. “Bugger off.” Our companion, Ahmad Shah Marofi, echoes the soldiers’ order: “Buro.” We are looking for a twelve-year-old … by concrete walls and barbed wire, staffed with two checkpoints, the Red Sea complex, like the biblical Red Sea, …
The Plowboy From Edgefield
… been well-nigh stifled. In South Carolina this class was composed of small farmers, living chiefly in the upland … the former Confederate cavalry leader, defeated the “Radicals,” as the Republicans and carpet-baggers were called, and … She was, according to Francis Butler Simkins, from whose studies of South Carolina’s political and social life many of …
That Southern Languor
… afternoon is really evening in effect. Now, if you will, compare the phonetic brevity and flatness of the word … idealization of work in our minds ran counter to other ideals which were more inherent and profound. Not so, I fancy, … on a plane with religious idealizations. From the medieval idea of work as self-discipline through religious …
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Kodak Moments
… past. I have always been a writer, but I’ve never been a competent diarist; until that summer, I had measured out my … place by the door. This was 2004, the year my best friend died, and I stopped taking pictures of the world because it … linear narrative. Photographs offered characters, plot points; the album shaped these into story. But if the album …
Dreaming About My Father
… spilled, it’s all cream, and for the first time he has no complaints about the way I work. “Good job” he says and … say, “that’s so long ago. I want you to know that after you died I came back, after the airport expanded and they took …
Yellow Grass: An Elegy
…       like a stone I can’t budge        Once death was my companion       We walked together in your house … Near an almond branch, work ants gather their meals in the noon sun. At the far edge of a field, a hospital … a cold wind rustles the yew bushes and hollyhocks in Tuendiewei Park. The log cabin there rests on your fingertip, …
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