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Tuesday, April 08, 2003
 

A Prisoner

Tonight, a guard, not following the rules, leaves the peephole ajar.  I wait a while to see what will happen but it remains open.  Standing on tiptoe, I peer out.  There's a narrow corridor, and across from my cell I can see at least two other doors.  Indeed, I have full view of two doors.  What a sensation of freedom! ...

My entire forehead is pressed against the steel and the cold makes my head ache.  But it's been a long time - how long? - without a celebration of space.  I press my ear against the door, yet hear no sound.  I resume looking.

He is doing the same.  I suddenly realize that the peephole in the door facing mine is also open and that there's an eye behind it.  I'm startled: They've laid a trap for me.  Looking through the peephole is forbidden and they've seen me doing it.  I step back and wait.  I wait for some Time, more Time, and again more Time.  And then return to the peephole.

He is doing the same.

Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number

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