- Emily Arsenault
- The Broken Teaglass
- The_Broken_Teaglass_split_089.html
trash
man
At the end of
the day, the bag was still at my feet. It was moist inside, which
made it more embarrassing. It seemed something that definitely
should not be in my possession. A bloated, disembodied organ, full
of shrapnel. I wasn’t sure what to do with it. It didn’t seem
appropriate to stuff it in my tiny wastepaper basket. The custodian
wouldn’t be anticipating glass. He might cut himself. I took it
with me instead. I’d find a Dumpster on the way home. Or just put
it on the curb for the trash man, and then
forget about it. To fling the bag onto a curb or into a Dumpster
would probably give me some satisfaction.
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