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My mother worked in the office of a small pottery company and I eventually became the teacher in our small town. In spite of everything we'd lost, we managed to make a happy life for ourselves together. I passed for who I needed to be for both our sakes. Everything changed the night the deacon’s son came calling and found me home alone. Mother found my broken lifeless body and went mad in the old ways of her own people. They said she pulled my body out into the treeline, howling and chanting over me for three days solid. | My mother worked in the office of a small pottery company and I eventually became the teacher in our small town. In spite of everything we'd lost, we managed to make a happy life for ourselves together. I passed for who I needed to be for both our sakes. Everything changed the night the deacon’s son came calling and found me home alone. Mother found my broken lifeless body and went mad in the old ways of her own people. They said she pulled my body out into the treeline, howling and chanting over me for three days solid. | ||
− | She made her way to the swamp witch named Auntie Zee near Milledgeville with my corpse. For the first since his death, my mother spoke to the Hoodoo woman about my father. She begged the woman to take us to the secret place where the ancestors' mud could cheat death. She begged the old woman to bring me back. The swamp mud needed blood and my mother was the one who offered up her own throat so I could live. I came back the next full moon to nothing but old Auntie Zee, my mother's coffin, and the memory of my own death. | + | She made her way to the swamp witch named Auntie Zee near Milledgeville with my corpse. For the first time since his death, my mother spoke to the Hoodoo woman about my father. She begged the woman to take us to the secret place where the ancestors' mud could cheat death. She begged the old woman to bring me back. The swamp mud needed blood and my mother was the one who offered up her own throat so I could live. I came back the next full moon to nothing but old Auntie Zee, my mother's coffin, and the memory of my own death. |
I spent the next two moons vomiting out the rest of my broken heart. The good in me was gone. No regrets. Goodness had been my affliction and I was finally cured. I packed my bags and headed for Atlanta. On the way there I made a late night visit to that deacon's boy. After that I felt right as rain. | I spent the next two moons vomiting out the rest of my broken heart. The good in me was gone. No regrets. Goodness had been my affliction and I was finally cured. I packed my bags and headed for Atlanta. On the way there I made a late night visit to that deacon's boy. After that I felt right as rain. |