Sitting On The FloorA Poem by Rose BlackHe looked me in the eye And said, “Now.” I sat on the floor. I always sat on the floor.He looked me in the eye And said, “Now.” I sat on the floor. I always sat on the floor. He sits on the couch. My couch, but that’s okay. His “now” is my later. I hear his words. His orders, his criticisms. Sometimes I really listen, Sometimes I just hear. He told me that I would f**k up my back Sitting on the floor like a child. But I like to feel the comfort Of something stable underneath me, Keeping me afloat. But his a*s imprint Is on my couch. No marks left on the floor. He says, “Now.” But I can’t really hear him. © 2014 Rose Black |
StatsAuthorRose BlackPittsburgh, PAAboutMy name is Rose, 17 years old, American and Canadian, trying to find a place called home. more..Writing
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