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walking home at night
I never liked the dark and, thank god
I never loved you but I cannot believe
that I fantasized;
it’s too tempting-
this fucking idea of “love”
I mean, who cares. I have a body and you
have a body and together
we have something else.
When you made me leave it helped me
realize that I am, in fact
(though I thought I was
the human equivalent of cheap china
and old bone) I am
tough like rubber; I’ve burned
out and left track marks on the cement
in front of your home
(by the way, your roommate
offered me a ride.
You didn’t even walk me down the drive.)
I never loved you but I cannot believe
that I fantasized;
it’s too tempting-
this fucking idea of “love”
I mean, who cares. I have a body and you
have a body and together
we have something else.
When you made me leave it helped me
realize that I am, in fact
(though I thought I was
the human equivalent of cheap china
and old bone) I am
tough like rubber; I’ve burned
out and left track marks on the cement
in front of your home
(by the way, your roommate
offered me a ride.
You didn’t even walk me down the drive.)
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