Love Letter to an OctopusA Poem by Emily MurmanLove Letter to an Octopus I’m here in the hot, carpeted dark, chubby palms greasing glass. The fibers that create your pulp curl through murky aquarium light. You move like velvet.
I want to be still, very still. Quiet, too, quiet enough to hear your obsidian beak chip my skull. Bury yourself into my soul and suck out the sweet meat.
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StatsAuthorEmily MurmanChicago, ILAboutI am a sixteen-year-old artist and writer based in the Chicagoland area. I'm currently a sophomore majoring in creative writing at Lake Forest College. Most of my poetry is very image-heavy and aim.. more..Writing
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