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Paper cut
A word slides across the surface, a slice of venomous brush that cuts the heart and liver leaving only guts of what once was, what will never regain our trust. On edge it slides into a crack; small enough, it hides within a cookie, misfortune in an envelope, no hope that it will disappear into thin air; it gloats. And then it's lost in piles of notes or locked inside some wooden box like long forgotten luck until the time its poison's needed to inflict a paper cut. © Kåre Enga [164.55] 07-05-01
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