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The Wobbly Weather Woman
Original: The Wobbly Weather Woman The woman with liquor in her speaks to us softly and constantly as we walk past, something abou
A short literary piece describes an encounter with a woman holding liquor who speaks softly and constantly to passers-by about an approaching weather change, repeating 'That's what I heard.' The narrator remains wary of her words, casting his own over his shoulder. The vignette blends street observation with quiet reflection on weather, hearsay and trust.
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- The Wobbly Weather Woman The woman with liquor in her speaks to us softly and constantly as we walk past, something about a weather change. "That's what I heard," she says. "That's what I heard." Wary of statistics and her clutching words, I cast mine over my shoulder like… · keithmlyndaker.wordpress.com@keithmlyndaker.wordpress.com · 8
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