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Created on: June 01, 2010
I’m vain about my hands.
You couldn’t tell it
from the cat scratches
and paper cuts.
It’s how I hold my pen.
Firm in right hand, left out
for balance, Star Trek mug filled hot.
(I could write left-handed
but nobody could read me
and what’s the point of that?
If I’d wanted to be unread
I’d become a cryptographer.)
I use both hands on the keyboard,
hunt and peck, peck, peck.
I’m vain about my hands,
they’re how I reach out to you.
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