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i'm sorry,
i have been sleeping with
winter in my sheets.
he comes through my window
now and then and i let him kiss me like
you would, knead
his legs against my thighs and
bite my ear like you would.
winter is replacing
your memory bit by bit,
filling the absent contours of
your body with his
windy lust, whirling
passions wrestling my
limbs and
i confess,
i have been falling asleep
in his arms instead of yours,
lulled in his love
instead of yours-
and during those desperate
nights that i spend drunk,
nestled in the soft snow
of his frosty skin,
i still dream of you and your
west-coast warmth,
your sunshine hair,
your beach-blue eyes;
i still miss
you and your everything-
summer.
i have been sleeping with
winter in my sheets.
he comes through my window
now and then and i let him kiss me like
you would, knead
his legs against my thighs and
bite my ear like you would.
winter is replacing
your memory bit by bit,
filling the absent contours of
your body with his
windy lust, whirling
passions wrestling my
limbs and
i confess,
i have been falling asleep
in his arms instead of yours,
lulled in his love
instead of yours-
and during those desperate
nights that i spend drunk,
nestled in the soft snow
of his frosty skin,
i still dream of you and your
west-coast warmth,
your sunshine hair,
your beach-blue eyes;
i still miss
you and your everything-
summer.
Literature
You can't have it all
but you can have the glazed heat bursting from the blacktop like a broken
fire hydrant. You can have the jangle of keys
swinging from your hip with each stride.
You can have the tactility of leather and the graze of
bathroom mosaic tiles under a cold shower pelting
bullets and when the water cuts off
you can have dry book pages. You can have happiness,
though it will often be bitter, like finding a stranger’s
wallet full of pictures of smiling children until you
return it to find that the couple is barren.
You can have the scratches on the back of his knuckles,
faded, yet raw. You can have the translucency of sheets
in the sun, silhoue
Literature
Passing Note
The basic rule of sociology is this: I am who you think I am.
Who I am to you: middle-aged, male and human. You do not argue with this. You can see it for yourself!
But this is not true.
I am tired of lying, tired of being other than I am, and so seek to change your thoughts of who I purport to be.
I am not middle-aged. I am seven years old—from the date I was manufactured not the date I was activated. As for how long it has been since I was first conscious, it would be a scant three years, nearly half of that time I've spent with you.
I am not male—what is male anyway? A gender construct? This body is male and I was given a
Literature
October
I only felt autumn's presence
In October, in Hamburg
A month after she was expected
Crisp leaves, warm light
Geese on the lawn by the lake
And loneliness
Stretching through short days and long nights
Heralds of winter's coming
Shoes worn thin by miles
I wander, a stranger, mute
Head full, heart singing
The love of dark trunks and bright leaves
Untempered by geography
Or language
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I miss you a lot.
here's a poem.
11/30/13
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Excellent work yet again! This perfectly encapsulates your feelings about the seasonal shift. It's vivid and evocative, sultry but never sleazy, and speaks to every sense with perfect words. Please don't change a single syllable!