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tornado watch

by stokes

outside, the world is doused in gold light. the woman across the street prunes her roses. three hipsters giggle on the porch next door. a mangy black cat prowls the street, mistaking the twinkle of wind chimes for a nest of chirping birds. inside, bruiser and i are still. (what does a tornado look like? what does it feel like? it feels like waiting.)
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