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Lady Dacre's Wine

An earthquake sev

ered the land from the

other land, disconn

ected the bridge from the

shore.

 

I felt the rumble in my glass,

saw the ripple in lady dacre's wine.

The quivers influenced the

nerve endings at the base of my spine,

and the dimmed lights flickered

almost imperceptibly.

 

I saw the faces of the lazybones

in the bar, the panic-

 

Most people survived.

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May 27, 2010
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