I do target practices in my mind, my dart aiming for the
center she exposes, a bullseye on this attempt or that, leaving a stain at the
end, white not red, not blood, but just as precious. I am more than half drunk
on wine when I do it, which always affects my aim, and so I have to clutch my
dart with both hands to assure that I hit what I aim for.
They claim practice makes perfect, though I still crave for
the real thing, doing it when it matters and not just in my mind.
Does it count if I only get a rim shot, or come close, but
not quite all the way the way they say with horseshoes?
To east it in and move it around so that my dart hits the
hot spot beyond the center circle, to that place deep inside, which I pound
out, practice I know will never be real.
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