Loving the NumbA Poem by Hanna McGivernI love the way 'Lolita' sounds on the tongue in the book. I find the same effect with the word 'lorazepam'. This is a poem based around the 'feel' of a drug.Loving the Numb Your deadening caress lulls my senses. Sweet submission. I crave your bitter ways, empty promises. I am an addict to the seductive sound you make as I shake gently. You never stay for long. Close my sated eyes. Scattered thoughts pulsing. I need to feel you. Place your paleness on my tongue. I taste your sour secrets. Lie me down and whisper. Sacrilegious. Your warmth saturates me, a monsoon in May. You make me weak. Together we are numb. Don’t cushion my fall, I can’t feel you. Just as we both intended. © 2013 Hanna McGivern |
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Added on August 10, 2013 Last Updated on August 10, 2013 AuthorHanna McGivernHamilton, New ZealandAboutHi I'm Hanna, I am a forth year anthropology student and I love writing poetry. I am currently taking a creative writing course as part of my honours degree. I am keen to meet other poets/writers and .. more..Writing
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