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Sirenes
Poems
Jan 2017
Post-it
"So how did it go"
"Oh fine. Just have to go down and explain a few things"
"Yeah... I heard. That was a little awkward."
"Well yeah but all in all it went pretty well"
"Okay. Explain."
"Well he understood that I just couldn't help myself"
"You mean that you just helped yourself to it"
"Or that. Either way, he said it was fine... you know after he recovered from the panic attack"
"You're telling me, he wasn't upset that you left lipstick on his white shirt"
"Yeah...or...the part where I ran in to him in the hallway and sniffed his neck in the first place..."
"Yeah it wasn't seeing that that upset me either, it was when you wouldn't let go and he just kept saying that was married"
"Everyone could use a compliment"
"Let me get this straight. If a girl does it to a guy it's a compliment and not ****** assault"
"Well us women we just get away with more"
"I hope you get away when his wife shows up with a rolling pin"
"Well if she's going to show up then I hope that he only told her about the part where I sniffed his neck"
"Was there another part to that?"
"...well... I may have tracked down his car and glued a few post-its on it"
"Few?"
"Hmh... I didn't count them."
"And what had you written on the post-its"
"Just hearts..."
"You're going to have to sound more convincing"
"And some ***** phrases"
"Don't go in to specifics... Anything else to declare"
"My undying love..."
"Really? On a post-it?"
"Well to be fair, I did just sniff his neck..."
"You kept it pretty tame then"
"Well he didn't let me anyway. Plus his wife kept calling"
"You're insane"
"I have a good heart"
"Yeah, there are drawings of it glued all over his car..."
It's challenging to have an animated imagination, it's more challenging to not laugh out loud at your own thoughts in a crowded bus.
Written by
Sirenes
Belgium
(Belgium)
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