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A Girl's Story
There is a fine leather handbag in her closet bought for special occasions that never seem to happen. She wears good shoes bought on sale. The size was too small so the leather is cracked from the shoemakers stretches. She sits in a tiny flat, too tired to comfort her crying child. The sadness in her face is reflected in a windowpane. Years before she immigrated to New York hoping to see her face in all the mirrors and large store windows that filled the City. They could show her who she was she thought. Perhaps even tell her who she could be. © Karen Karpowich
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