This text-based tryptic comments on the phrase 'I'm fine' and what it really means. Often used as a response to the question of how are you, what does it mean to be 'fine'? The work offers two meanings, the first, is neat, and the second is more chaotic. It is down to the reader to decide which is most fitting.
The worn wood feels appropriate and echos the sentiment of 'fine', it could be better but it works. It suggests a history that we are not privy to.
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