Review by Anne Babson White Southerners still inherit privilege, the ugly legacy of the plantation system. Southern whites receive the benefit of the doubt
Every month her body prepares the scarlet garden, leaf on leaf of nesting cells to plump the shelter, rich red bed stitched with spiral-
The dog sits on the edge of the bed, watching what looks to me like silence after snow, the gleam of yard muted by
“The act of running ones fingers tenderly though somebody’s hair.” (Brazilian Portuguese). I’ll take fifteen minutes to put on the rain while you jazz,