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Boxes by James F. Armstrong Saturday, September 27, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
Two timids are sealed off in separate boxes made of crystal glass that dazzle the window shoppers One sleeps alone with the one she calls her snake oil salesman who was saintly before the nuptials Other timid takes no chances his air is cold close to the bone choices that led to the box Neither knows how to say that some times call for drastic decisions some call sins Both wrap themselves in tvbooksnyoungones rather than cry tears demanding affection's reflections from the other's box...break the glass.

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Reviewed by Chrissy McVay	2/13/2006

Lot's of images and subliminal messages here...