by Lou Wightman
Twig arms,
Send me back then back again.
The skeleton of our home
Lives above the town
And my hair doesn't know how to hang
Except in one long straight curtain.
I couldn't feel the ground except for all these dead cells
On Monday I dream of dying.
On Tuesday I dream of making love to you.
On Wednesday I dream of your middle name
Becoming real like syllables that hang in my kitchen in the middle of the night.
It is always hot here.
I'm a hard to pronounce vowel
But still I can sit atop your tongue like something easy
If only you don't stop to spit me out.
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I quite like this. Very original observations.