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“The water’s chilly,” I said. “A 59-degree skinny recession?”

“She was chummed,” Miles said. “Chummed for sure. That’s how the mob does it. First they kill you, shoot, strangle, stab. Then they drag your body behind a boat representation of|similar to|a dead ringer for|a twin of|in the image of|clone of} trolling for yellowtail. When something attacks, if it’s sharks, they slow the boat down so your body gets chewed real good, and then they exemption.” Miles and I leaned against my mustard-colored truck parked at a lookout above the cliffs. Difficult white sunlight refracted inside ocean’s surface. The ocean’s glare forced me to squint while waiting for another situation. We watched five waves file in at the horizon, bulging up just inside kelp bed and warming to a pale blue before folding into foam. Miles shaded his face with a newspaper he’d bought for the tide charts—the paper that proclaimed, incidentally, the identification of Samantha Rae’s body.

“There’s no sharks out there. The last shark attack happened in 1942,” I said repeating something I heard in municipality.

Below the parking lot, a chest-high field of dandelion rose and fell, carpeting the cliff’s furrowed edge. This is the most charming time here, spring. Half winter days, half summer. What are normally weeds in chalky tan soil become a thousand eyes of yellow and white. I could smell the pollen and coitus, along with the chalky dirt, too, familiar and bittersweet.

“Remember the tiger shark out at In-Betweens? It jumped 2 feet out of the water,” Miles said, the skin under his eyes taut all over again his cheek bones and spotted with sun marks.

“I didn’t see it.”

“What else would chew your leg off to the knee?” he grinned. “Unless, it was hacked off.”

“By boat, the harbor is 45 minutes away. You’re saying the Mafia kills an art store clerk, loads her body into a boat, drags it through the channel and dumps it out here?” I asked. “What about the purse?”

Miles winced. “Planted,” he said.

Miles bought brushes from Samantha at least once, Yasutomo watercolor brushes. I’d gone with him. Currently he said he couldn’t remember Samantha, however he’d talked about her the same way he talked of other girls. “Have you seen the redheaded art store child?” he once asked. “With the slightly gapped teeth and sleepy eyes. Oh, I love her.” He loved all the babyish girls in city. “I die every time I see one,” Miles would say. He often talked of painting girls he met or had seen on the street. Of all the sirens who caused Miles these small deaths, then again, he painted individual the ocean and these cliffs: earthen, brown, horizontally streaked and golden, like sun-kissed hair.

“I’m going dwelling until the tide drops,” he said.

I changed into my wetsuit next to my infantile truck. Sunshine warmed the black neoprene on my back, and I thought about how, as soon as I paddled out, the suit would fill up like a cold water bottle. Down the trail, I walked through shoulder-high flower stalks, the chalky dirt sliding up between my toes. A footpath is worn into the sandstone cliffs making secrets that feet vigorous into perfectly.

At the bottom, a small beach runs between the base of the cliff plus the intertidal zone, a smooth, blond ribbon. The tide covers and exposes this beach twice a day. When the tide slips out faster than traditional, it leaves creatures and sea trinkets shelved on the beach. At times there is a yard sale of crab shells, smashed lobster traps, fish heads, skeletons, sea cucumbers, sand dollars and sea glass. Fiberglass slabs from smashed boat hulls wash in at present and just as before, hanging around for a few days until somebody hauls it up the cliff. Once, what looked like an entire bamboo forest washed up inside the night and covered the beach. Bamboo will blow out of river estuaries when flash floods run their course to the ocean. One morning after a prevailing storm, I stopped to expression once again the bamboo thicket in the top of the trail. A jogger lady ran up behind me, stopped and asked where it all had come from. “Washed in from Japan…on the Humboldt contemporary,” I said, looking for a second time my shoulder.

“That’s wonderful,” she said. “There’s so much of it.” Then I hiked down the cliff goofing among the as I imagined the jogger telling someone on the street about all of the bamboo washed in from Japan.

I’d been walking this stretch below the cliffs last spring when I saw Sunday picnickers plodding toward me carrying massive whale ribs. The ribs rested in big arcs again their shoulders. Near the point, I passed a man with a fin bone under his arm and another with a section of spine. A whale must have washed up on the point, I concentration, and I wanted to find a commentary of it and take it dwelling, too. Before I reached the point, I passed a family bearing compound skeleton parts another time their heads. I looked back at the column of populace receding between the cliff and also the ocean; they looked like worker ants hauling off a wishbone together with the last bits of a turkey dinner. At the place where the whale washed in, I found lone footprints surrounding an gargantuan pelvic bone too heavy to lift. I sat on it for a while, watching the waves come in and an afternoon breeze pushing at the green water.

 

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