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■ I know what you're thinking, father
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I have a closet in the wall
where I hid my peach color morning gown moth-eaten in its pockets the little toe of my right foot breaks out through a hole in the sock it doesn’t matter if it’s alone and frozen if it scratches the floor with its nail no one will ever decipher the parchment below my house is a delicate lace growing in rotten wood it smells badly like naphthalene and rancid coffee after too many sleepless nights I stir slowly with the teaspoon with my little finger in extension writing the letter „O†this time with my left hand
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