Twisters

T 5106

The noises wake him and he says, What’s that? but she’s not in the tent and his fear rises and he whimpers and she says, Grow up I’m peeing.

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T 5105

He could barely move in the pants. The sky opened up and it rained blood. Unnaturally tight, she said triumphantly and he lay down and died.

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T 5104

The wine bottle was empty and soon she was on top of him and he said, You excite me, and three minutes later she sighed, and said, Too much.

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T 5103

The flight was delayed. And he ordered another drink and the bartender said something about silver linings and he took off his wedding ring.

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T 5102

The drink inspires misery and he misses his kids and wants to call them but he’s not drunk enough to make that mistake so he keeps drinking.

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T 5101

He was hit by a car. The nurse said, More like grazed. He showed her the extensive bruising but knew he was not hurt enough to win her love.

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T 5100

He remembered his first kiss, back in grade six, a bet lost. He smiles. The family crowds around him. He can’t recall her name. And is gone.

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T 5099

I’m not lost. I am many things. But I’m not lost. I am temporarily displaced. I’m hungry. I’m angry. I’m alone once again. But I’m not lost.

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T 5098

The mountainside gave way. They watched, awestruck. Soon there was no mountain. I told you I loved you, he said. And she had to believe him.

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T 5097

The musty-aquatic smell of wet leaves. That’s a nice autumn smell, she says. In nature, she says emphatically. And he puts his pants back on.

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