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the red box of chocolates

by @devyani-mahajan

Day before, I received a red chocolate box, there at my doorstep. It's like I was the bird waiting for a worm, and it was there feeding my neediness. The box was almost the colour of his lips and it smelled of him All of this was it was like a book Only, the pages weren't inked with blue I didn't open the box till the time I felt was an August gathering I kept delaying it. I never really wanted to open it I'd br destroying a thousand reds of our love if I did Days-the box changed its odour like my face's colour on a winter day it grew pungent and grotesque The scissors to cut our ribbon readied I opened the box and there in a red box of chocolates lay a dead red heart
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