T 5860

We went away and upon our return our friends shunned us and we wondered why and I said, You’ve been smelling too umami, and then I was alone.

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T 5859

I woke up and shaved and went to the bank and robbed it. You have lovely skin, the teller told me. I asked her out. She handed over the cash.

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T 5858

Morning, and afterglow settles into realization. Decisions. You’re still here, she says surprised. He’s surprised, too. Where am I? he asks.

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T 5857

The boat fills with water. Her dismay is met with sarcasm. She says, Don’t prove my mother right. But it’s too late. And they die ironically.

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T 5856

And then the negotiations; the politics of encounter. You have no ambition, she sighs as he struggles mightily with her bra. Do to, he says.

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T 5855

I sat in the dentist’s office and read magazines about celebrities I’d never heard of and so I refused the novacaine and felt better for it.

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T 5854

We wanted closure so we ate an entire pie and she said, That’s that, and I agreed, and then she kissed me and we never saw each other again.

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T 5853

The crying ended after some days; the true mourning could finally begin now. Someone said, I burnt the strudel. And the crying started anew.

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T 5852

I’m a sweater, I warned her, but she smiled and said, I’m a cardigan. And later, in the dampness of her bed, I could almost smell her regret.

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T 5851

She invited me back to her place and we got inside and kissed and then she offered me some rum and I took off. Because I hate rum that much.

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