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A black powder 1868 colt revolver. Dad’s rusty Buck knife. A few old Zippo lighters. Ivory figurines haggled over with an illicit trader in Shanghai, same for a two hundred year old silk rug never trod upon. A tin box with a broken clasp containing some things I cannot now speak of. A few other keepsakes that when I look at them remind me of how I got here, and how I sometimes lost my place.

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