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Lament of the bottle
Half drunk in the refrigerator, I shiver to be around dead meat. Juices ooze and flow blood red as beasties grow invisibly. At night they speak to me. My dreams become a burp of built up gas. Alas, this cold and darksome place is opened to the light and gently lifted, roughly grabbed, I find myself to the last drop drunk at last by young Joshua who asked, "Got milk?" Kåre Enga catalogue number: [162.711] 15 januar 2006 Note: Re use of 'bottle' in title. Yes, I know milk comes in cartons and bags and originally out of the udder; but, as a child, ours came in a bottle and it works better poetically this way. Was based on comment from Joshua about 'milk half drunk in the refrigerator' and it went from there. K.E.
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