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Sep 2018
I'm sitting on the curb,
I see a rusty old bolt
laying on the pavement.

I pick it up,
turn it and feel
its heft,
its cold edges,
my fingers
now stained orange.

I run fingertips
over threads
still sharp,
not stripped.

It once held
something together,

and still could.
Written by
Brian Rihlmann  44/M/Nevada
(44/M/Nevada)   
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