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Black Friday

by @PadanFain

These people are so thankful, these thankful people and when they have all passed away, every plate of cranberry-lacerated stuffing and bowl of marshmallow-strangled yams and that dish you always forget, swearing not to next year: I'll sit again the oaken throne, alone face distorted threefold in mirrors held in the trembling hands of empty plates, yours most of all, laughter pealing down down down striking into an orb of blooded wine home. again. still. never.
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