What does a soul taste like?

It's like thick wad of bubble gum that loses its flavor the more you chew it. Twist it around your index finger. Air it out then put it back in your mouth. Keep a piece behind your ear for later. Store some under a desk, then scrape it off when it dries. Use a bit to seal shut an envelope addressed to someone you dislike. Stick some into the hair of the annoying child sitting in front of you on the public bus; snicker behind your hand when his mother discovers the gum and tries to yank it from his hair. Chomp on what's left until its only flavor is the saliva from your own mouth. The soul itself scarcely matters; it's what you do with it. Leave bits behind. Throw it out when you're done. Get a new piece.