Flash Fiction: Champion Pigeon by Meg Pokrass
That time and one other time after that, I missed nobody and nothing.
That time and one other time after that, I missed nobody and nothing.
In a Minit Munch parking lot at night, you touched my face and said, “I miss you too.”
It is not a route that expects newcomers.
Mina is like Ruben in that way. She can make dark things funny.
It had always been a joke between them, for reasons that seemed obvious to Connor.
Have you ever bought a moon from me? she asks, polishing her orbs, piercing me with her eyes. Have you ever held a celestial body between your palms?
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Emma is trying to piece the fragments of her life together and make sense of things.
We found him one morning in my wardrobe.
My lover won’t disappear.