"Heat Lightning near Louisville, Kentucky," B. Badgett, 2010
It’s five in the morning, and I’m moving through the shadows in shadow by touch, unsteadily scuffling with small ravines. A ghost – its spin axis a pale torso – drifts past, trailing a sound like brushes on sand, gleaming for a fraction of a second in the glint and shudder of heat lightning. Storm’s so far off I can’t hear it, but it’s close enough to press its gold coin into my eyes as it passes.
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