Rubbing against the silky oak
table feels like
rubbing my face against
the underside of your
arm; so smooth.
Poetry | Stories | Photography
Rubbing against the silky oak
table feels like
rubbing my face against
the underside of your
arm; so smooth.
Taking horizontal lounge chair enthusiasm to a whole new level.
We watch three seasons and end up with bendy necks.
Sliding through the coffee table, I shout, “Oh no, I’m stuck!”
My significant other tickles me as I wriggle to be free.
In my struggle, the top of the coffee table comes loose.
I am free, but my favourite cup breaks; there are many tears.
Rubbing yourself against
the carpet.
Hoping he will tickle
your feet again.
Climbing up the bookcase
trying to find you.
Up and up I climb,
looking at all the
dust and grime.
Spending precious time,
only to find that you
are hiding in the wardrobe.
Sleeping in bed beneath
the warm covers, until
the cat nips my feet.
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Making a cake for you.
Losing the will to live.
I stand in the middle of it all, contemplating sticking my hand in the blender.
Your sadness drips onto the floor, to pool in shadows and soak into the fabric of the building.
Once there, it sits unable to dissipate until others’ happiness does the same.
How odd that you reside in a building unable to balance emotions.
Emmentaler left on the board.
Crackers are few and people many.
Savour a piece to celebrate love.
in the bathtub
a view of the world
green trees dance
the world is alive
then the world spins
out of time again
images of you and me
the moments of us
lapping sea
within I sit
until I find
the plug
pull it loose
the sea moves away
I sit here
There’s nothing to say