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[…] yellow eye, no forgiveness is found, but each ancestral—and ancestral-adjacent—ghost is given their voice. Sometimes they speak over each other or against each other. Some accuse. Some grieve. There are horrors and beauties. Gravestones […]
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[…] shore. Walk into the water until it covers you, lift your feet, and recite a known prayer over yourself. Twice. Any known prayer will do. If you come from ocean, taste salt. If you […]
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[…] her knees. Are those Navajos? One is wearing a jacket with Navajo Nation Fair on the back. I look over her mourners, hoping my prayer will be apt. What did Becky believe? What do her gathering […]
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