Unsex Me, PleaseA Poem by Sebastian Romeroart is what satisfies the soulI Which one are you? I say my name: An encounter, a greeting, a smile. The mirror, a mask: not beautiful. Talk, room, laughter. He came closer: Très belle! II He whispered something: surprise, never before have I heard those words… It’s You! It’s You! Never had nobody told me! Oh, it’s You! Interpret things: lips and teeth sour breath getting heavier strong arms: reclaiming, possessing, preventing, no movement A sudden change: how strange III The party The face Pants Blouse Skirt Jacket His hand Come The bed His chest Dust He held me I bit He knew Tension Hands Silence IV the eyes one two three concentrate time shhh darkness four five six the eyes seven eight nine the eyes the surprise inside: something flickering ten one two his eyes three four five hair muscles teeth six seven eight shadows the eyes nine ten one pupils V have not told anyone dead dried blood denuded VI started throwing away things those i do not use photographs with content shadows to get rid of it all clothes books sheets it had all been new once garbage bags broken frames trivial vanities but the heart is still raging red purple black dirty vulgar rotten careless then it came: a sense of loss: my empty house. VII passing years resonating thoughts sharp mind shouldn’t have played © 2016 Sebastian Romero |
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Added on April 21, 2016 Last Updated on April 25, 2016 Tags: rape, sex, images, poem, poetry, minimalistic, minimalism, art AuthorSebastian RomeroMonterrey, Nuevo Leon, MexicoAboutI am a Mexican author. I study literature and psychology. I'm moving to Iowa next fall. more..Writing
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