Unwrap four bundles of dry vermicelli. / Let their white locks dissolve
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Tag: Dispatches from a Pandemic
The abandoned garden cannot be reclaimed in a day.
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In all the discussions I have been a part of over the last month, prisoners are a population that hasn’t been discussed.
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The best part is, they never complained.
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We’ll sleep on it before we make our final decision.
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My boyfriend drank a Corona from the box in the fridge. We had bought two twelve packs back in January because it’s his favorite beer.
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I tell my kids not to touch anything or anyone in the office and, immediately, my daughter touches the statue of the children, the fish tank, and is one inch away from a little girl with a mask on.
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I never ever sent my kids to school hungry although they were a bit late sometimes.
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We like our politicians to be bland technocrats, for obvious historical reasons, but that doesn’t mean they cannot occasionally inspire.
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I found solace in that security guard’s enthusiasm, solace in Ayón’s work, and in the Chicago Cultural Center’s beauty.
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