![]() Time Travel for the Heteronormative Jeffrey Hermann
On the ride back home from the museum, your mother is silent. It's only at
the traffic intersection, when you ask her if she saw anything she liked,
that she begins to speak. She tells you that on her way to the bathroom,
she caught a glimpse of a mirror hung on a wall. It took my breath away,
she tells you. The moment is not urgent. But a red light is refracting into
the window of your car, its knives of light entering your body before
passing through untouched. Her voice is quiet with shame and longing as she
tells you that for a moment, she thought someone had painted her.
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