His Mistress

His Mistress

A Poem by Rachika Evelyn Fauz

There it may seem like,
what it is to be one.
Here I felt like
I wasn’t the One
The touch of his caresses,
the bare bodied emptiness
of his bottle

It lay face down,
It lay face down,
like the jew in Auschwitz.
He touched it again,
He felt the cold Silken
Smoothness of the surface,
Beneath his callous rough
farmer like hands.
This next times he picked it up.

She stood behind him with 
a 48 on his head,
The thing he loved was the
smoothness, the full bodied curves
of the cold glass that touched his lips.
He had loved her a long time ago.
He had dreamt it all a fantasy.
And now she stood all 5’2
tall behind him.
with the gun stuck to his head.
Asking him, forcing him to 
give up the full bodied beauty
that stole him away.

She pulled the trigger,
as he touched his lips to 
the endless happiness of his mistress.
 

© 2016 Rachika Evelyn Fauz


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Added on October 17, 2016
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Rachika Evelyn Fauz
Rachika Evelyn Fauz

Delhi, India



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