Nina Molloy: These Griefs, These Gardens
There’s a small party in a two-story house furnished with midcentury teak, warmly lit, located on the outskirts of a city with a tropical climate. The guests are foreign dignitaries, optometrists, and architects with their own firms—and because it is (somehow) not raining, they all drift in-and-out, holding fermented cherries submerged in dark liqueurs.
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