Dissolved by Brenda Blakey
After the storm, we surfaced to shovel the snow. There we found a single impervious boot, the sock still inside it as if the body had somehow dissolved. The boot, a grave marker, left no trace of frostbite or heartbreak. Our shovels softly scratched against the concrete, a funeral hymn.
Brenda Blakey hails from Atlanta and enjoys writing fiction and poetry even more than eating snow-cones and popsicles. She does not own a cat.
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2 comments:
Oh a real toe chilling story!
Nicely done.
Hee Hee. Thanky, Liz.
-Brenda