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Wind-Traveled Flower Seed
by Anneliese Kappey
“We disguise ourselves as men, but even so, when the sun was mighty high a band of forty-niners jumped Candy and me—caught us with our mouths open, ‘bout to lunch. It’s a fake-ball hot Friday in August and we stand, arms akimbo, with none but the clothes on our backs as dust settles onto our scalp. At dawn, we’d left what locals call The Salt Lake, saltier than the ocean (I had a taste, but can’t compare), which is now seven hours away not to California. We’re still in Utah, I think.”