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“A last look at the house, the books, the computer, the mattress, her cocoon.”
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“Poetry in between.”
“Or saying yes to the man who said he was writing the biography of her late father.”
“The vehicles sped off in the direction of the main road, the van on their trail.”
“One corpse burned beyond identification.”
“Quitting that teaching job at the university.”
“She was tailed by her American lover Brad, who proceeded, as was his wont, to narrate the scene in singsong English.”
“She felt an urge to rubberneck—quickly chased off by the usual resignation.”
“Next to them was old Mang Polly, the sidelined owner of the computer shop next to the bakery.”
“A tiny dancing flame so at home among the towers of cardboard and newspapers and clutter.”
“A garbage collector jumping off the back of a truck and handing the baker and general-coddler a package wrapped in taut, orange plastic.”
“But unable to see a thing she found herself drawn to her neighbors’ reactions instead, the gradations of nonchalance and confusion and delight.”
“rang in the air.”