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Another dinner tainted by moistly cooing feta and cracking of crutons in his mouth. A wrinkle plunges his forehead into lines mimicking the knives meticulously hidden above door frames. He picks the scab caught in his leg hair and it dangles-trapped as he gets to the screaming tea. Birds dart out the window and freeze in the sky in the picture of Samford Hall hanging above the white-washed mantle. Cookie cake icing reads, “Happy 68 Pops” and we sing to fogged glasses as his face quivers.
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Oct 19, 2012
Oct 19, 2012 at 5:19 PM UTC
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Another dinner tainted by moistly cooing feta and cracking of crutons in his mouth. A wrinkle plunges his forehead into lines mimicking the knives meticulously hidden above door frames. He picks the scab caught in his leg hair and it dangles-trapped as he gets to the screaming tea. Birds dart out the window and freeze in the sky in the picture of Samford Hall hanging above the white-washed mantle. Cookie cake icing reads, “Happy 68 Pops” and we sing to fogged glasses as his face quivers.
cyril-blythe
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Oct 19, 2012
Oct 19, 2012 at 5:19 PM UTC
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