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blood on her hands  waste at her feet I wish you could see-  -if you could be me her beneath me and around me her cry must be heard  across the street no one came no one saw anything but I wish anyone but me could see and die inside like me and be curious to see that two plain women  should meet: one sad  one obsolete I slip and slip in my myriad mind  though wet red slowly runs... she'd been rotting  while I sleep  with her body next to me playing dolls hide and seek with a corpse that seeps  watercolor composed in red  while I sleep with my body next to me and I can't peek two plain women- no none but me me the drained dead me watching me.
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 1:18 AM UTC
The Dead and Me
blood on her hands  waste at her feet I wish you could see-  -if you could be me her beneath me and around me her cry must be heard  across the street no one came no one saw anything but I wish anyone but me could see and die inside like me and be curious to see that two plain women  should meet: one sad  one obsolete I slip and slip in my myriad mind  though wet red slowly runs... she'd been rotting  while I sleep  with her body next to me playing dolls hide and seek with a corpse that seeps  watercolor composed in red  while I sleep with my body next to me and I can't peek two plain women- no none but me me the drained dead me watching me.
isilwen-grier
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 1:18 AM UTC
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