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The Last Indulgence, Or Maybe The First?
I butter the toast as if it were a pardon, its crust breaking under my knife like a sealed envelope. The coffee is bitter ink, a confession cooling in its cup. I swallow it fast, as if speed could trick the executioner. When I buy myself flowers I imagine them lining a witness box: petals trembling, each one swearing I once existed. I take long baths, the water climbing like hours, the body softening, rehearsing its exit. Every errand feels ceremonial: the grocer weighing apples, the cashier stamping receipts— as if recording my presence before the page turns blank. I buy the trinket, the sugared cake, because why shouldn’t the condemned glitter a little, lick the spoon clean? The hours leer, their faces blindfolded. Any minute the rope could tighten— a phone could ring with pardon. So I go on feeding myself, scraping honey from the jar, gilding my throat for the last song or the first acquittal, as though I might vanish mid-bite, or else be called back, my name suddenly rinsed clean from the record.
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