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A mix of shyness and arrogance; he has been rejected before. Somehow that cheapens him, his hesitance makes her strong.
They were playing. The little girl had started it, the two boys quickly catching on. They would grab hold of one of the vertical poles, swing around in neat 180-degree turns and then barrel over to one end of the moving car. In a field, by the ocean, down a dirt road at dusk, they might have been graceful, like brown butterflies.
Someone else's laundry is already whipping around in the perennial wind that blows above the city: long white T-shirts dancing in the sun like captive angels. Sam finds a rack that is unoccupied and, with slow and firm movements, squeezes out her washload and hangs it up. she will check on their progress in a couple more hours.
She takes a shower and goes back to bed. The phone is ringing, a fragile hopeful sound. The eighth ring is cut off. Sam allows her mind a few fanciful arabesque before deciding it probably wasn't anyone she would want to talk to. She thinks with relief of how efficiently she has washed the boy and his treacherous molecules of his perspiration, his scent, his heat, his maleness, our of her clothing, out of the very fibers of her being.
There he goes, hello, good-bye, dissipating in the azure sky, bleached of all meaning by the sun and wind.
I live to do the laundry, she thinks, and smiles; she has not felt this clever in a long time.
This is my city; I was here, when this was all forest, long before people like you put the pavement down.
The tragedy isn't in the lesson, but in the manner that it's learned.
