Boston Real Estate, a Greenwich Mansion, and Five Attorneys
The panel swung shut over it.
Down in the yard two brown leaves skidded sideways across the grass and stopped against the fence.
Nobody argued in this house all afternoon.
I sat in his chair and listened to the radiators knock and didn’t move until the light turned orange on the bookcase.
The diner on Congress Street charges three dollars for a coffee and lets you take it out in your own cup, which they didn’t have to do.
I walked down to the harbor park with the mug cupped in both hands and my collar turned up.