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They say prison never leaves a man, that you can tell by the set of a guy’s shoulders, the tension there. I didn’t have to worry about my shoulders relaxing, the tear said it all. I left ear let my hand fall from my face and brought my fist down on top of the white TV. The Astros came back on, losing 3-0. Fuck. Jumping the counter, left ear I walked outside, where it was so hot and humid I could hardly breathe, so bright I couldn’t see. Not like it mattered: I already knew what was out there. To the right left ear lay the inner city, reduced to a smudged gray outline against a dirty sky, to the left, the highway stretched flat and endless, running through whatever sleepy Texas town it happened to find, towns with names like Lukenbachen, population three hundred.
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