Tuesday: He walks on the beach, and the sand is fine enough to grind his feet smooth without him hurting. He’s gone that many days without them bared to light; they’re always clenched up in boots so tight his nails are stubs. He is thinking. He makes a list. His nails smell like tobacco, palms like fruit skins, elbows like sand. Neck like the oily
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You watch the water from the tree on the hill, shoulders glossy brown from sun and coconut lotion, monkey-lithe and vague like days of yesterday, when we were small and wide-eyed, staying up until midnight before sleeping until the sun woke us, the ripe smells of bacon frying sending us tumbling out of covers and out of doors, again, to the sea.
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