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Widower In the miner’s shack the vase on the dresser squats beneath a giant cactus planted by hands flinty and callused. “When Mona was here, this vase got roses, and lots of water. After she left I gave it this cactus. It never needs water.” Donal Mahoney

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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