I think you did something terrible to my body I am a man man wound up turning you against the mirror to watch your own reflection you are a terrible wave curling like a left hook right for my incisor ten blunt nails pulling down
a back hard to tell if they're friendly or not it is a recipe it is very traditional not very expensive like a fable passed on orally you said keep your hair long and handed me a bowl of potato soup what else is there to do in December I said okay and did not attempt to remove your clothes until you took my hands off spread them out on the table like here have all ten I was so grateful I nearly
tore my head apart |
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For further reading on the body and masculinity, look to Body Memory by Joel Peckham, one of my college writing mentors. |