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Feb 2018
He offered a watery beer,
with a **** green half moon shoved in the can.
It tasted odd and was paid for
With the promise of conversation.
β€”The unspoken trade agreement that nothing is free.
Though strange he wasn’t a stranger and I thought (and there’s the problem)
See I thought I could gleam
A litmus test of jealousy,
After all you were there with me,
When he asked to buy me the drink.
But you were water,
A perfect neutrality that betrayed,
the indifference I’d been ignoring.
K F
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K F
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