It rains for two days; on the third day,a fine mist in the humid air. Dampnessin your bones. All over the yard, clumps of ringless honey mushrooms, colonies thriving on decayed matter. They are just the outer fringe; they are almost unkillable. A scient… Read on blog or Reader Via Negativa Read on blog or Reader Inherit the Earth By Luisa A. Igloria on September 19, 2024 It rains for two days; on the third day, a fine mist in the humid air. Dampness in your bones. All over the yard, clumps of ringless honey mushrooms, colonies thriving on decayed matter. They are just the outer fringe; they are almost unkillable. A scientist described them as a humming laboratory, a hive mind working on a structure that will survive into the future. Even the stump of a giant oak that used to tower in the grass is giving up its defenses—plate after plate of dry, loosened bark. Comment

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