Silver Rejection
I said, "I was not surprised. I think that is the most interesting part. I was not surprised."
I set the watering can down.
I sat on the kitchen floor with my back against the cabinet, the way I sat when I needed to think without the formality of sitting at a table, and I looked at my hands in my lap.
I thought, "I am becoming something."
Then I thought: no. That is not right.
I corrected myself, the way I always corrected myself when I was being imprecise.
I thought, "I have been something for a very long time." Someone made sure I did not know it. The suppression, the brand, the classification—all of it designed so that this voice, this size, this wolf at the pond—none of it would ever sur
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