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Sunday

by @jake-espinoza

It's a four step walk from the chair to where I can piss without undue consequence. I can't see the sky but I know it's gray today. Pumas race around the room clawing up my books and desk without disturbing anything ignoring me out of spite for being unable or unwilling to follow their movements. Eight steps to the kitchen four more and I can stare into the cupboard for a solid minute before I remember I've eaten shadows all day This room is host to invisible flowers long decayed. My hands and feet are fish. I haven't known an affectionate touch in months. I hide in basements where the people I see have such nice things to say.
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Jan 13, 2013
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