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I take the fat bottle of wine from the shelf, the smooth of its label and its dimpled punt in both my hands as if to weigh it before palming its slender neck knee-high. It's placed in a crisp paper bag for me and then it's swinging against my step, snug from the stained-white roads, in quickening tread my grip forgets its hold. Already my eye gleams its opening before a swift and satisfying emptying. Blood pouring bottle dismissed cork whereabouts, unknown.
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 4:21 PM UTC
Wine
I take the fat bottle of wine from the shelf, the smooth of its label and its dimpled punt in both my hands as if to weigh it before palming its slender neck knee-high. It's placed in a crisp paper bag for me and then it's swinging against my step, snug from the stained-white roads, in quickening tread my grip forgets its hold. Already my eye gleams its opening before a swift and satisfying emptying. Blood pouring bottle dismissed cork whereabouts, unknown.
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 4:21 PM UTC
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