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Allison Lau Milk The stiff kitchen floor tingles my bare feet. I open the refrigerator door, and grab the carton of milk, slips through my fingers. Crash onto the stiff kitchen floor, onto my bare, naked feet. Swallowing my blue toes. Needles of cold piercing through my skin. A frozen claw buried deep into my feet, struggling for air. The tiny carton on its side huffing and puffing, gasping. Bursts of milk gushing from its open wound, I am swimming in white. My feet can't feel the kitchen floor anymore.
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2012 EDITION]
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