What Rooms to Enter and Why
I poked
my smallest
finger into
your ear.
“I don’t feel anything anymore.”
A bright yellow
hatchback.
The sound of water falling, the sound
of a child
sobbing two rooms away.
The email
from the hospital
said to bring yogurt,
not to ask
certain questions.
Ghost Whisperer. “Not that dress – the other one.”
I traced a moustache
on your upper lip.
“Get in, we’re going to be late.”
As you slept.
your skin
looked
liked dust, like the hull
of an old canoe.
The nurse told me I wasn’t welcome anymore.
CSI: Los Angeles. “Who’s the bitch now?”
How it feels
to be buried.
What
happens to your
hands, after.
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Christine-interesting and not
Christine-interesting and not too far away from my own experience. I like this very much. m
Thanks! I worried this was a
Thanks! I worried this was a bit too obscure.
Knock It Off, CH
You're blowing my mind and, at present, I need my wits about me.
Sheesh.
Thanks -- you're my most
Thanks -- you're my most faithful reader!