Under the Boulder
Poetry
There was a scorpion on the settlement
our class visited when I was 8 or 9, I don’t remember.
Travis or Kevin picked up a rock and there it was, dark
and poised for the striking. Fascination spilled
into pooled horror. I ran.
Yesterday I called my father. Again the line rang and again
he did not pick up.
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