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Daily Archives: May 28, 2004
The Wall
There is something in a family that doesn’t like a wall inside the boundary it constructs, its face against the world, that thin veneer of solidarity presented to conceal or pander to the social mores ranking its esteem. Behind the … Continue reading
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Tagged appearances, division, family, reunions, Robert Frost, separation, The Mending Wall
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