A Revisionist History in Five American Sentences

He painted over her eyes, thinking the portrait could no longer haunt him. Not understanding that the haunting of his heart was only in his gaze. He cut her out of the picture, forgetting that doubled the absence. At last he consigned the pieces to fire in hopes of leaving nothing. The smoke was not the source of tears, of gasping for breath around her eyes. 

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