stillthejayfed,hoppingdohenup.jahedfora

foliageovent.itool,dry,

hersllhasfur,froosetoears,oveeck,bad

lookingstraightup,hefouopsoftheredhe

anutehefearedthecathaddied.butitseyesopenedanditspaws

her.

”youuchhere,bud,”herred.theforestfloorwas

fallentree.

floor,hespottedaraggedbirdhoppingangthebrush.itwasa

ru,alltheotionagainand

ss,ofstheloasoundontheforest

santhaheadedforthehouse.hopeheadedforduns.notknowing

atthesoundoffootstepsintheundergroued.hopewas

bit.itindlessinterludethatendedbeforehee

andtailshiftedthesllestbitdoree.

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satdoidhetrunk.

ingtocradliabby.herfacehatfor

”shelikesthat,”herred.

anaersunhunglohehorizonheyarrivedbabig

thepilloeoverher,foundjusttherightspotbetweenher

foundsoappealing,hehegraveldrive,through

plentifulbeheliveoaksanddrones.

afterabit,curious,j

ready.

severaldeepbreaths.curiousaboutitheairthathe

quiteaiandingbythecar.hetook

tooheavilyshadedtoalloore

purplefloheloofthedeadbranches.he

thecatspurr.

sur.

quietynight.theairslledofthicktexturedbark,ofpatchesof

hopenodded.shekeptupthepetting.thepurringon.

stellersjay,itsfeathersatleyslateblueandgray.

agzun,ahypnoticstroking.inthesileheforest,jackheard

openthighs,andthrustin.

alteatingpatchesofredh,toa

brai,running

ratherthansaysothingduandaningless,heslidalongthe

”shedidoday.nothing.”jackdidntknoonsole