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The fear
that crouched at the roots of his teeth,
that muttered under his nails,
is spent
so that chairs in the corners of the rooms
no longer huddle.

The anger
he crammed in his shoes along with his feet,
that cursed in the heels of his hands,
has changed, so that lemons in markets glisten,
and apples red or green to him
as he passes.