As she rolls backwards,
the telephone cord
wiggles between her
legs. Her tone is smooth:
I swear we should tie
the knot, I swear it.
My eyeballs are penned.
I follow the curve
of her back onto
a worn mound of clothes.
A bra dots it, a
snow capped peak. A vague
image, a faceless
phony brushed my
eyes. Her --- yet NOT her.
Im hung up in her
lacy brassiere. Cords
and wires hook me
up. I will not peel
this peak. I will not
right this voice. I will
not draw with these lines.
the telephone cord
wiggles between her
legs. Her tone is smooth:
I swear we should tie
the knot, I swear it.
My eyeballs are penned.
I follow the curve
of her back onto
a worn mound of clothes.
A bra dots it, a
snow capped peak. A vague
image, a faceless
phony brushed my
eyes. Her --- yet NOT her.
Im hung up in her
lacy brassiere. Cords
and wires hook me
up. I will not peel
this peak. I will not
right this voice. I will
not draw with these lines.
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I'm glad it's your favorite because the poem you posted in my journal inspired it. You posted that same poem in my journal a while back..and I loved it so much I saved it. Stumbled across it again just the other day..and it started the wheels spinning.
Thank you.