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I, always the me now, never the we,

ask again: Where does the anger come from?

The resentment? The manufactured past?

Mine, hers: what we remember: the slights

and wounds still bleeding. No concurrent flow

of telling, not even a parallel,

contrapuntal at best; more dissonant

tales to contradict, and exacerbate

the scream, the disconnect of skewed tangents,

no parallax to broaden perspective

Just the sharp shimmer of indecision

decimating any remnants of love

like hundreds of fragments of broken glass

tumbling out of a multitude of skies.

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