He walks in with a mason jar full of ashes, I
take it from him and hold it close. I close my eyes a little tear follows down
my cheek I think how’s this possible. He was here one day and gone the next, I
miss him so much. I didn’t bother to put shoes on, I walk out to the old barn
and dig a very shallow grave. I get down on my knees and say a prayer for my
wonderful friend. I place my note and the jar in the grave; I cover it up and
sit there just listening to the wind in the trees.
Yep, that's a vignette. It's liberating to throw away all those dusty things teachers tell you about openings and closings and explanations and so on. We get it!
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