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Your embrace, like being pressed against a fridge door Painful, but I couldn't rub the pain in public, but endure it as I walked away through the silent quad Your goofy smile as I gave you your birthday present last year when there was that heat And when I touched your heart like your mother once did and you tried to hide, but couldn't resist You are coming Looming large Coming yes, with your newest girlfriend They come and go and come again, swirling around you backs arched, hands splaying as they reveal their inner thoughts to your rapt attention, cross their legs, uncross them, flip their estrogen hair, your little subordinate girlfriends What pleasures you could have if only... You come to judge me, with your eyes and hers. Your eyes I used to watch, but now you avert most times You must maintain your detachment and judge me and converse about me with her, as you "mentor" her Meld with her. It must be a palpable connection between your center and hers. Teach her how to think like you, feel you, be a part of you Let her accept you into her And me, up there, trying to impress both of you to keep my job to save my apartment, my unpaid bills, my cats my dented car, my anti-depressant pills, my life sans trifles, but deep and thoroughly lived I am a slave dancer, unclothed and unprotected, but skilled and nothing can take that away from me, not even you As you will not look at me, only at your little electronic pad and at her, As she sees me perform for the first time and she won't have any idea that I was once in her place and you were not detached And I can only hope, that through it all, my skill will prevail And you, now detached little man That I mourn, will keep me at my job And sad as I will be to watch you watch me and feel the energy between you both, as I an experimental animal under a scientists eye As I am there, and she is next to you I still hope you stay detached and let me keep my job and I will be free forever.
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 10:17 PM UTC
Steel Power Over Me
Your embrace, like being pressed against a fridge door Painful, but I couldn't rub the pain in public, but endure it as I walked away through the silent quad Your goofy smile as I gave you your birthday present last year when there was that heat And when I touched your heart like your mother once did and you tried to hide, but couldn't resist You are coming Looming large Coming yes, with your newest girlfriend They come and go and come again, swirling around you backs arched, hands splaying as they reveal their inner thoughts to your rapt attention, cross their legs, uncross them, flip their estrogen hair, your little subordinate girlfriends What pleasures you could have if only... You come to judge me, with your eyes and hers. Your eyes I used to watch, but now you avert most times You must maintain your detachment and judge me and converse about me with her, as you "mentor" her Meld with her. It must be a palpable connection between your center and hers. Teach her how to think like you, feel you, be a part of you Let her accept you into her And me, up there, trying to impress both of you to keep my job to save my apartment, my unpaid bills, my cats my dented car, my anti-depressant pills, my life sans trifles, but deep and thoroughly lived I am a slave dancer, unclothed and unprotected, but skilled and nothing can take that away from me, not even you As you will not look at me, only at your little electronic pad and at her, As she sees me perform for the first time and she won't have any idea that I was once in her place and you were not detached And I can only hope, that through it all, my skill will prevail And you, now detached little man That I mourn, will keep me at my job And sad as I will be to watch you watch me and feel the energy between you both, as I an experimental animal under a scientists eye As I am there, and she is next to you I still hope you stay detached and let me keep my job and I will be free forever.
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 10:17 PM UTC
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