Poem.
Petty Theft
I steal thumbtacks and loose
screws.
Sidle up to
bulletin boards
feel the plastic knob,
the cool metal spike
between my fingers
curl it into my palm to pierce
and tingle
as “An Army of ONE”
drifts to the floor to join
“Make Money from Home, No MLM.”
I scan the hallway,
searching for screws
rattling slightly loose
in the walls and
fixtures
to twist
stealthily
one by one by one,
until I feel them
fall
cold
into my hand.
With pockets full of
spiteful steel
biting into my thigh
I creep away,
satisfied.
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