A room with an aftertaste
How can you sit there
So silently?
With your heavy chest
Of drawers,
Judging window eyes
And blanket arms
Hugging in a cold could-be-embrace;
Envelop my screamed-sore throat
And chapped lips!
Torn from their truths
Kiss myself on the cheeks
Hot and wet catharsis.
Feel my chest sink into me
Rise against them
Gasp through the thick air
Steadied by brick
Crimson claws and walls
Let me punch through your silence.
Collapse it onto me,
And allow me in to heal
Or at least to rest.