Our books are mingled, Hers and mine, Messed up Between each other, Some never opened, Their pages still pristine, Some dog-eared and *****.
My biography of Plath, My Byron, My poetry and art, Are hard to find Between her ****** fictions And coffee-table tabloids In lurid colours.
Her crimes and her romances, Lying evidence Pushed hurriedly Out of sight Between the covers, On which is inscribed The name of the one She nominates To take the rap, As if 'She' Had never authored anything.
And these left Lying around the house For me to pick up And put back In the same place.