180 degrees of awakeningA Poem by Samith Pichrooms kept/ unkempt & unused. hot & cold, luke warm & cool like a tapeworm. in the morning I wake up almost violently, a headache the remnants of an unfinished argument. but you wake up peacefully warm with sex; always gently waking me up - your grumpy bum with a hard on. accepting that the day will stay incomprehensible for another fifteen minutes, I find myself learning that I am so many different types of nakedness in front of you, even when just staring at the ceiling. about the ceiling, if I stared at it any more I would be a prostitute- carefully dodging morning light, which strikes the k-mart dishes I still haven’t done, glazing the room like olive oil. tasting movement around me i almost look for you but you are a shadow/ a second too late & i am left with the taste of your breasts in my mouth, like ripened mangoes peeling at the lightest touch. © 2008 Samith PichFeatured Review
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Added on June 25, 2008AuthorSamith PichPerth, AustraliaAboutAt the end of your life only 3 questions need to be answered: Did you live? Did you love? Did you matter? more..Writing
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