No Trespassing
The cow was glowing as she stood in front of the sun. I knew I shouldn’t be in the field, but there I was.
She licked my extended hand, her rough wet tongue embracing it. I noticed the tag dangling from her ear, a curious silhouette.
The loud crack seemed far away, the sudden pain closer. I saw a figure standing near the farmhouse, vaguely, its arms raised.
I knew I shouldn’t be in the field, but I was.
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