Blind Spot

Blind Spot Fiction by Antonio Ramblés   Myra’s husband Paul had been dead nearly a year when a couple young enough to be her children moved into the long-vacant home next door. Throughout the long vacancy, a gardener had faithfully tended their yard, and while Myra often admired the flowers through its wrought-iron fence, she

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The Dream

The Dream   Homeless. Footloose. I met him quite by chance.I taught him to ride a bike,My bike,Shiny, new – white, with many gears.Wobbly, insecure, a big child,Smiling his toothless grin,Laughing his achievement. He disappeared with my new bike.Long after, he returned,The bike now black and worn.Ragged seat too high for meAnd another seat attached

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