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by Jane Dards
I pulled up the tent peg that held down the corner of the sky. The sheet began to flap, tearing away from the ground, its edge stained with earth and dashed with grass blades. It leapt from my clutching hand, snagging branches from the trees as it lifted away, billowing like a sail. I looked into the space that the placid sky had concealed, and let the tent peg fall from my limp fingers.
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The tent peg was first published in iota issue 78 in 2007.
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