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Anne's Beagles

by casey-mars

afternoon hanging heavy, caressed by a tomato soup fog, tired carpet, fleshy velvet couch both aching for validation. ten photos of the same dog speak Latin all at once a desk in utter disarray, fishbowl walls slimy and coated in shame a bookcase crammed with stepfather books, trying too hard, too much, too soon giant cilia lined lungs swing from the ceiling, sucking in and out and in and out and in and all of the oxygen and it has already been an hour, $150, a check is fine, see you next week.
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