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Category: Fragments

Fragments

January 1

Posted on January 1, 2014 by Clio Corvid / 0 Comment

At some point, walking along the snow-flocked train tracks in the winter evening’s half-light, I became aware. By this I mean: All that I was was now. I h...

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The Grandfather Tree

Posted on June 22, 2013 by Clio Corvid / 1 Comment

I never thought I would give you permission to cut down that giant oak tree in the back of the property, the one that had led my grandfather to buy this land in...

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An Experiment in Pronouns

Posted on December 9, 2012 by Clio Corvid / 1 Comment

Tee hated skim. Crystal knew that with all of ter heart: Tee hated Marcus, body and soul. The way that skee looked at tim, with that glib smirk, that cologne th...

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The Wanderer: The apple

Posted on November 25, 2012 by Clio Corvid / 0 Comment

The wanderer stopped at the side of the road, stooped down, and considered an apple that had settled itself into the muddy sluiceway. It did not appear to have ...

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Scream

Posted on July 4, 2010 by Clio Corvid / 0 Comment

A slow keening spread out across the landscape like a nuclear blast, slow at first and then enveloping everything in its wake. It was several moments before he ...

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Plink-plink-plink

Posted on April 21, 2010 by Clio Corvid / 0 Comment

In the distance: Gunshots. In the foreground: A young girl crouches by a gutter grate, poking leaves from last autumn in between the cast iron bars and listenin...

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Moments #1

Posted on April 20, 2010 by Clio Corvid / 0 Comment

At the end of a long pier, beneath an autumn evening’s sky, over the water that was growing chilly with the coming winter’s winds, in between two ot...

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