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Mullein

Kathryn Savage

I live in a 1909 Sears two-story with patinaed wood floors that turn the shade of expensive honey in morning light. I bought this house from my modest salary at an arts nonprofit after I divorced, because it was close to my job and my son’s school. . . .


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