You think the package is a gift but it encloses a violence, a rupture that took place even before your awareness of it. A carelessness, tossed from one overseer to another; which then delivers bits of broken glass to puncture the flesh on the tip of your finger— That's all it takes to set the blood loose: your own undoing, they'll say, as you open the box to see if you can finally claim what it was you thought you purchased. You wince at the momentary pain before pressing a dish towel or bandage strip across the wound— No matter how familiar to the tired of disappointment, disappointment keeps showing up like a history that keeps repeating itself.