It's late
23:58
not many buildings
around
and even less
people
a few trees
and bushes
and a mostly empty
parking lot
I walk towards my car
when
she comes out from
behind the yellow
dumpster
approaching me
holding a
clinking piggy-bank
in her pale outstretched
hands
“No thanks,” I said
and resumed my walking,
checking my pockets
for the car key
“But,” she said, “if you
don't take it
I won't be able to
haunt you
tonight.”
I stopped
Turned around
Walked back a few steps
to face her again
I pulled out a coin
and tossed it into
the small opening of
the piggy-bank
There is a middle way,
apparently
If you have an infinite
amount of coin tosses
you have a possibility of
landing it on
neither heads
nor tails
Eventually, it'll land on
its edge
and stay so
I think it did on
that night
I'm pretty sure it did
What I'm unsure of
is who's haunting
who now
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