Flash Fiction: Cold Feet
After days of her feet being cold from the sidewalk’s apathy she realized she liked to stand in the bath. If all you can see of her body are pastel conches in front of fleshy tones then maybe she wasn’t in the apartment bathroom after all. Inside the curtain, she’s provoking the sand to shift between her toes, wading shin deep in kettle-warm water. A New Yorker’s brain can make a vacation out of porcelain and nylon.
Austerity can come from many manmade materials, but not this.
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