The Bonefire on the Bayou
IV. THE BONEFIRE ON THE BAYOU The marsh stretched to every horizon like a flat green sea, still as glass and twice as deep. Caleb Deschelles waded through it up to his waist, the water thick and warm as soup, smelling of decay and wild mint and something that might have been rot and might have been flowers trying very hard. He had been running for two days. Not exercise—running. From the Delta,...
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