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in his warm white tile grotto he portions out a silky pool of it in his palm lathers his graying mane he watches the bottle’s volume sink each day, makes a note on his Walmart scroll reverently etched under “get milk”   meticulous man, making lists; he has never had an empty bottle though once in a weary while, he pauses to estimate how many bottles he will yet use   this calculation he completes on warm wet fingers while the water   hums and steams the air   and streams through his thinning hair
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Oct 3, 2015
Oct 3, 2015 at 11:20 AM UTC
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in his warm white tile grotto he portions out a silky pool of it in his palm lathers his graying mane he watches the bottle’s volume sink each day, makes a note on his Walmart scroll reverently etched under “get milk”   meticulous man, making lists; he has never had an empty bottle though once in a weary while, he pauses to estimate how many bottles he will yet use   this calculation he completes on warm wet fingers while the water   hums and steams the air   and streams through his thinning hair
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Oct 3, 2015
Oct 3, 2015 at 11:20 AM UTC
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