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We exit a theater nonplussed. I smile. (Free verse) by MacFrantic
Because all the dips and underquills of reason have more or less abandoned me. As afternoon swarms gather up above, little biting flies settle on my shoulders: tricky, malformed gestures, and I am looking at the people coming. I misunderstand you now. I dribble questions about how the movie went and what dinner was like. Truly drab. My head swims with sexy dreams of dare-I-says and whatnots. "What a beautiful couple," I almost mumble. He is ugly, and she is proud; v-shapes decorate her outfit. She is either too large or her clothes are too small. I almost... I exhale.

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