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Short Fiction: Green Leaves, Muted Flowers, Darkness

Short Fiction: Green Leaves, Muted Flowers, Darkness

by Think In The Morning | Sep 10, 2018 | Mexico, Words | 3 comments

  He feels as if he’s being watched. He looks up from the book to scan his surroundings. He sees nothing but green leaves, muted flowers, darkness. He listens. He hears only the singing of the grasshoppers, chapulines as they are called in the markets in Oaxaca....

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