Game On
During dinner, I sidle up to the car radio. The team I am a symbol of leaves raw meat all over the field. Night air dipped in ice takes piranha bites out of my bare feet. My sister’s house hits me like a blunt object unloading kids in the driveway. “I want a divorce,” the vacuum where I would be. If only to stop the assassination, I would frame my own murder in winter branches, the judges…
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