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the One Unobtainable

Anger, discontent

are like a house

after work

some place where you wrap yourself

in a security blanket

of irritability

hungry for touch

but misanthropic

can't taste lust

but for the One Unobtainable

can't help her

can't detach

only recourse, lash out

Anger is like a house

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Written by

andrew-wenson

American

Published: Nov 5, 2014
LinesWords: 1447

Notes: "Sometimes I wonder, if you're mythologizing me, like I do you." - Of Montreal, 'The Past Is A Grotesque Animal'
Tags: #love #home #alone #anxiety #lust #work #atom #misanthropy #security

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