“North Country, Early Morning”
Sara Batkie
"They pull up to the hospital in a red car, can’t tell the make or year. There’s something familiar in them, even after they step out. I’m behind the check-in desk as usual and can see them from the window."
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and V.V. Ganeshananthan
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