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Michelle by Gordon Edwards She holds her tiny hand out from her station in a sea of toys, arm extended to the point of a finger not larger than the barrel of a pencil. It is her sign, mostly of curiosity, to know what it is, she punctuates with an emphatic "dat?" but also a bond and call to her grandfather who earlier toured with her this local Eden, in his arms to each picture, plant and tick-tock clock. He now has paused and leans over from his cluttered desk across the barrel ceiling of space and time from a generation to a generation, finger extended to touch her outstretched point of self. Glowing, connected, she is a timeless portrait of the moment, Grandpa, "dat?" |
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