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I failed the recipe, instead I set ablaze the kitchen crockery cognac solicits other dangers from full-bellied goblets random designs rouge and explode on a midsummer night holiday celebration or Puck’s dream-woven hangover? I remember the smoldering of a national highway halved by flames that birthed pine fragrant ghosts daily I lose myself in the flickering eucalyptus candle Buddha’s mantras calm the psoriasis of my soul winter storms eventually ice the electric lines I've a matchbook to ignite warming cedar logs I drain misery’s cemetery from an empty glass the water must boil to wash away the ashen stains... flambé [2010.19.12...a] A new text for this week's "a little bit of poetry contest " "flambé" had to be the title, we couldn't write about cooking
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