The Bright Pasture
The land was half an acre of cracked earth and broken bottles, tucked between a laundromat and a bar on 127th Street in Harlem. James Washington stood at its edge with a shovel in his hands and a dream in his chest that felt too big for his ribs. "Half an acre," he said to no one. "In the middle of Harlem." A woman walking past with a grocery bag stopped and looked at him. She was maybe...
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