Nonfiction

Mother Moose

Most summer afternoons after my daughter was born, I strapped her to my chest and walked into the national forest behind our cabin. She slept tight to my sternum, and I wrapped my arms around the small bundle that had, until recently, been contained by my body. My instinct to hold her overrode the rational knowledge that she was already securely fastened to me.

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