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My lipless silver teeth, icicles, a hundred tiny razors on a hungry blade biting away at my fleshy meal; playing a grotesque form of tic-tac-toe; with whom? Does it matter? Not really; only for this bite, I live; the copper complements my own metallic flavor; the accidental slip, or not so much... A wince. I mark my final X, two jagged red lines; in triumph, I drink my sweet merlot; a toast, to my opponent, my partner; we have both won.
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Nov 15, 2011
Nov 15, 2011 at 12:08 PM UTC
The Carving Knife
My lipless silver teeth, icicles, a hundred tiny razors on a hungry blade biting away at my fleshy meal; playing a grotesque form of tic-tac-toe; with whom? Does it matter? Not really; only for this bite, I live; the copper complements my own metallic flavor; the accidental slip, or not so much... A wince. I mark my final X, two jagged red lines; in triumph, I drink my sweet merlot; a toast, to my opponent, my partner; we have both won.
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Nov 15, 2011
Nov 15, 2011 at 12:08 PM UTC
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