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A Dalliance of Intoxication

A fragment of loss

By Isaac ChinPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
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A Dalliance with Intoxication

In a noon-lit room

You hear the sweet cry of a bird

Piercing

Through the conversation had on a couch

With a girl you are about to make love to.

“NOW NOW NOW,” the bird cries

And in the way she speaks,

NOW NOW NOW

And she talks about her home in the North where there are forests.

With her lips so finely etched and red

NOW NOW NOW

Each moment a gift received, had, and received again and again.

And when shes naked

Climbing

On top

‘Jesus, you’re beautiful.’

Beautiful like everything, just like then then then…

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Gripped

Thrown

Lost

On an in-toxic-ation

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Coming back

Despair has moved in.

Why are her eyes so hard to meet?

Didn’t you make love to her?

And in that questioning

The hope that when they do meet eyes

It would just be like then, then then.

- I.C

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About the Creator

Isaac Chin

Lover of stories.

Child of a dark house.

Cupbearer for the broken.

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