Damned If You Don't
licking his lips he stares at the box the contents are hidden it's hard to pull off but it keeps you safe as long as he doesn't unwrap you
The poem is built around a quiet, uneasy image: a man licking his lips as he stares at a box whose contents he can't see. The title, "Damned If You Don't," hints at a trap, where every choice carries a cost. Then the poem shifts.
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