Fingers locked in female hands a riddle like legs free of clothes crumpled jumpers in a corner resembling a salad of what-the-hell-went-on last night greeny-reds.
Dolled up bees' knees next time not a person to impress or dazzle with a fedora top-shelf aftershave charcoal-black shoes gobbling this week's wages.
Miss your mouth completely see if you tick the thirty-one boxes know nail polish birthdays better than second-hand lips and teeth and tongues and lips stash wit in a drawer humour under the bed.
Spot the odd one out like finding a disease in a bloodstream always observe an owl in the room watch others hurl feelings I miss you's about gobbledygook resort to stories only your pillow knows they want the fire not a lonely snowman.
Written: August 2014. Explanation: A poem written in my own time, somewhat personal. For the record, '******' is my least favourite word, and I despise it when used as an insult. This poem could be a little stronger, so edits are possible. Feedback welcome as always.