bona fideA Poem by Daniel Atkinsonthis may be the life.i was out late at the bar downtown getting drunk among other things, many other things. when i came home i saw the place had been cleaned: all the papers on the floor had been thrown away or organized the stains on the carpet had been cleaned my mutt had been fed. it was all sterile, the way museums are. i went to the bedroom to see my lady laying glamorously in bed naked with a glass of wine between her legs. “the wine's for you, if you can drink it without spilling,” she said. i obliged. the wine was sipped. love was made. afterwards, i asked my woman if she had cleaned the house while i was away. “of course,” she said, and kissed me. we talked for a while and drifted off to sleep. she went first. i think i dreamed of perfect times, perfect anywheres. i opened my eyes the next morning and i was still dreaming. © 2011 Daniel AtkinsonAuthor's Note
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