Lucky Bones: a cracked skull in a weathered green leprechaun hat with a brass buckle, a four-leaf shamrock in the band and a pipe in his teeth

Lucky Bones

Every man who ever dug the bog for the pot is still down there. One of them got back up. He kept the hat, he kept the count, and he is not done collecting.

I was a man with a deed and a debt. The bog took the deed. I'm still working on the debt. Mind the step; it's wet.Lucky Bones

One pot. One rainbow. One lifetime. He spent all three, and the bog gave one of them back. Put it back. He counts.

The door stays shut until they say otherwise.

Hold a key? Turn it here. The door knows you by your key, nothing else.