Braille Lessons for Very Tall Children

Authors

Zachary Tyler Vickers

Abstract

I’m such a dunce. I stole the orange-brown crayon. In the corner, under the cone, under the thumbs of questions, I let my leg hair grow like the beards of men who put down their dogs. Thighburns. This will teach me a lesson, Mr. Chin explains. My insides are jars of half-empty lost-and-founds. I wear my sister’s hand-me-down resting bitch face.

Cover Page Footnote

"Braille Lessons for Very Tall Children" was originally published at Booth.

Recommended Citation

Vickers, Zachary Tyler (2016) "Braille Lessons for Very Tall Children," Booth: Vol. 8 : Iss. 3 , Article 3.
Retrieved from: https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/booth/vol8/iss3/3