The Mud and the Bone
The wind in the Midwest doesn't blow; it scours. It strips the paint from the barns and the hope from the people. Tom sat on the porch, watching the grey horizon. In the barn, a Holstein cow lay dead, her ribs poking through her hide like the rafters of a ruined house. "We can't afford to lose her, Tom," Beth said. Her voice was a dry rasp, the sound of a woman who had spent twenty years...
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