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iii.
She screams out, hands bloodied from broken bottles and cans,
Digging through garbage and waste
To salvage anything they abhor.
Mittens, maybe more. A wristband.
(Anything to do with you, Amor.)
Harsh; she parts the tides of trash,
Kicking and wailing, smearing blood
on a ruined little card until
She's taken indoors by the whiplash.
(Arms flailing, then bound to her sides.)
Times are hard,
But you're still my Valentine.
Digging through garbage and waste
To salvage anything they abhor.
Mittens, maybe more. A wristband.
(Anything to do with you, Amor.)
Harsh; she parts the tides of trash,
Kicking and wailing, smearing blood
on a ruined little card until
She's taken indoors by the whiplash.
(Arms flailing, then bound to her sides.)
Times are hard,
But you're still my Valentine.
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