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Grace In Livorno, I touched the wings of a silky butterfly which had come to join me at the table. I had only meant to feel its beauty but my coarse fingers damaged delicate wings. It tried to fly but lost height and landed in my beer glass; fished it out but only damaged it more on an iron table painted summer green, beside a vase of scented flowers a fragile life ended.

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