Euonym, by Theodore Hill

Names are precious things, but you’ve never been dear with yours. Most people keep theirs locked and loaded, but ever since you realized how to unlatch the small canister inside your chest you’ve taken yours out and turned it over uncertainly in your hands.

Planting Trees as Graves, by Rukman Ragas

You tend to the trees with stipulated grief. The living are there to weep and you are the keeper, so you guide the angry son; his white knuckled fists around an axe, unable to forgive, unwilling to forget, from the grave of his father where a coconut tree sprouted.

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