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pinkie finger

when i was drunk i rang you and you didn't pick up your phone.

i came to your house and bashed the door until

my knuckle bones ripped in two. my fingers were

ripped from my palm from trying to reach you.

 

i left my pinkie finger in your post box.

when you found it in the morning you

rang me up and told me that you had it for breakfast

along with my dignity and left me alone

with my infidelity.

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chloe
Irish
Published
Jun 20, 2010
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