Twisters

T 6298

He catches her kissing her laptop. He says, You love that thing too much. She says, Send me a Tweet. And he does. And she reads it. And cries.

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T 6297

He grows tired of making money. It’s never enough, he tells his wife. That’s my line, she says. And he realizes he’s let her down once again.

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T 6296

Some days we sit around and recall things that define us. That brought us here. Now. When did I step in shit? I ask. Not for the first time.

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T 6295

We sat by a tree and worshipped it like Druids. I stuck Cheetos up my nostrils and made grunting sounds. Then it was over. And the sun rose.

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T 6294

The game was on. She says, You have a heart of clay. He ignores her. I’m allergic to hay, he says. She gets up to leave. Touchdown! he says.

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T 6293

What begins as opinion coalesces into self-righteousness, not becomes naught, blood drips and is hurled; the reality of brunch is sacrificed.

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T 6292

He told a bad joke and he heard forced laughter and the room slowly emptied and he said, Where’s the love? and he took note of the furniture.

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T 6291

They drove to the farm and he said, I told you it was beautiful. It smells overly funky, she replied. He held his tongue. He loved the smell.

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T 6290

She produced a white wine. She said, It’s supposed to be light. I said, We’re eating lamb. She said, Don’t be so rigid. And I lost all hope.

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T 6289

I filled the room with flowers and lit candles and she came home and said, You don’t even like flowers, and I said, I know, and it was done.

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