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Oct 2014
I’m watching the water,
Swirl, escaping down the drainpipe.

The water, on my skin, has turned cold.
My beating heart, is missing beats.
And I’m just staring at the drainpipe.

I could move;
But I can’t.
I could try and help myself ;
But I’m drowning.
Drowning;
In the idea of you;
and her.

The water is soapy.
It smells like roses;
And the light is flickering.

I wish you knew rose was my favourite scent;
Or that my skin feels smooth;
Or that my lips taste like raspberries;
but my feelings were slipping;
down,
down,
down,
into the drainpipe.
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Meg Goodfellow
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Meg Goodfellow  Australia
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