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Thank you, dear,for reminding me, when I commented on the peaches on the table, that it was you who’d stained the table – sorry, counter, I misspoke. Counter. You selected the material you bought the material you cleared me out … Continue reading →

The peaches you left in the bowl on the counter were so ripe – overripe – that the juice burst from my mouth to my hand to my shirt to the floor to the counter – which had so recently … Continue reading →

She said my last human touch was two months ago. She swallowed the drink and looked at me with my pulse her only accompaniment. What about you? she asked but I had no answer. I couldn’t think back that far … Continue reading →

My uncle escaped Nazi-occupied Austria alone trekked to Zurich then London and lost his parents. He lasted through many careers and many years and through the rest of his family and generation. He saw them all through and now he … Continue reading →

Look at all those cocks! There are far too many cocks. I can’t even believe it. Had I known this convention would be so cockily complete, I don’t know I would have committed to coming so quickly. Can you imagine … Continue reading →

I dreamt the rose withered which came as no surprise; the bird predicted it the book before him and anyone could see it coming in the current kind of temperature. But still I was saddened which came as no surprise; … Continue reading →

I know somehow, that you still care but your emotions are so much to bear one day you’re kind, the next you just wear me down. No… stop it, please.I can’t stand the way that you tease. It puts me … Continue reading →

Things have been distant between this awful sickness and me and me and you and me and crises. I have walls and walls and walls that protect me from things but this awful sickness has no use for walls and … Continue reading →

She said it was fine. She said you thought I’d be holding a grudge still after all this time? She laughed at that. Really? She said it hurt for a minute. Really. You hurt me, I admit, and I held … Continue reading →