and waited.
He came
and rattled the doorknobs
and banged on the windows
and beat on the side of the trailer with sticks
and cussed
and I didn't breathe
but I prayed
that the Lord would wrap His arms around me
and keep me safe.
After a while
I heard his truck start up
and stones from our driveway hit the trailer
and he left.
That night, in bed
I told Larry that he had come
and I had proof because of the chips in the paint on the trailer
from the stones and the sticks
and he said
"These trailers aren't built all that well
so if he really wanted to break in
he could have."
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