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Who I am

I stand on the balcony

almost-normally thinking

of the men in the hall

 

looking over my clothes

and forming an image

of my body

 

So that is who I am

so that is how people relate

to one another, scanning

 

who they are

in the eyes of others

assessing each other

 

and weighing up who

they want to talk to and

flirt a little, who knows

 

what will come out of it and

what their hands and feet

will do, yes, I do know

 

who I am, but I also want

to hear it and feel it and

make it felt, make it felt

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Written by
Zywa
Amsterdam
Published
Apr 19
Lines·Words
21·104
Notes

Collection "Eyes lips chest and belly"

Tags
#identity#makingcontact#meetingpeople
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