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Ace Of Spades

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Parable as metaphor -         profile in hard glint of light,         buckskin garb         merging from shadow &         buckboards -         sandwiching of memory         being elbowed         thru a Deadwood City         saloon door.         Noneother.         Dead Man's Hand.         Cards strewn,         last tumbler ...         chamber on empty.         Yancy Derringer modelling the         latest revolver of his namesake,         in pit & the palm         bullet in the back         for Wild Bill, just for a keepsake.         Treasure-trove for the funeral parlour:         "they done him up well". Peccadillo as provocation.

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