She had a small dog. Once I did a bit of digging and found out so much as the dog’s name-Otello-I stopped. I didn’t want to know anything else about it. I sensed that I was dangerously close to giving form and flesh and texture to a monumental, engulfing something: not misery, exactly, because misery is too inert; it has no love in it, and it was
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