Part One: Margaret
Depending on who one asked, I was born sick, or I was born cursed.
My father favored the latter, and that’s why he left, I suppose. My mother, on the other hand, had clear childhood memories of her great-aunt, the last such creature before me. Said great-aunt used to walk off into the moonlight in nothing but her nightgown,
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It feels…primordial. Like I’m as old as the Earth beneath my feet, but younger than everything, at the same time. I breathe and the sky expands, the trees close in. I run and I make my own eyes water, just streams and streams of tears, drying on my cheeks. Because I can’t stop moving. Not for one minute. I’m light caught on dark eyes, glimpsed between leaves. I’m soil and rot and fire.
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