Sleep overs.A Poem by I.F.W. DavisWritten: 2012-2013 x Edited: 2024
Your steps were as articulate as masturbatory indifference-
blistered heels tip-toeing down hallways that were never meant for three a.m. or the blatant casualness that brushes against my face like re-conciliate razor blades- the kind I occasionally find in your car but attempt to think nothing of anymore. I said I’d try, but the vowels you manage to leave out to dry on my fingertips have taken me for a fool again. Somewhere between the days you won’t even look at me and the family dinners I keep making excuses for you at the fillings in our teeth began to chit-chat and crack stacking bet upon bet against our already guilty conscience. I don’t understand what you have left to protect except for your own malcontent- what the hell does that leave us with? The last I heard crooked spines twisted in silence. The cruelty of your moistened lips does not go unnoticed. © 2024 I.F.W. Davis |
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