I stack the last two cases of water next to six
already arranged on the pitching, covered porch. An old woman sits on a straight back chair
gazing out on the street. I ask her
about the pair of lucky horse shoes embedded at the corners of her driveway. They was there when she moved in, she says,
never looking up. The shoes face out as
if fleeing horse and rider took time to carefully press talisman into wet
cement.
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