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| January 2004 / Volume Five / Issue One | ||||||||
| Larry D. Griffin | ||||||||
| JANE’S SPIGOT Jane brings me a spigot and says, Turn me on. Through the kitchen window, I study the burned-down house next door and wonder where the neighbors went. Jane spreads melted butter on the black toast she has made from the bread she brought with her. I pour more coffee and offer her strawberry jam. She accepts, but it makes her lips sticky. I get stuck there with the last cigarette I light and the tale I tell of proper ways to peel bananas. | ||||||||
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