The first time I saw the trash, I wanted to believe it was a mistake. Then it grew—louder, uglier, deliberate. My quiet yard, my refuge, turned into someone else’s dumping ground. She smirked at my wheelchair. She called it “just trash.” She thought I was powerless. She didn’t know whose name was on her lea… Continues…
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