What the Objects Remember
The plow blade leaned against the shed wall, its edge worn to the thickness of a finger bone. Three seasons of topsoil—what had once been dark and loamy, the kind of earth that held moisture like a secret—had turned to fine gray powder that sifted through the binder twine and filled the air with the taste of ash. The blade's steel surface was scratched in long, parallel lines where it had...
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