You’re the last person on earth
I’d want to kiss,
You fucking repulse me.
But you’re still on the list.
27. Dublin. Poet.
You’re the last person on earth
I’d want to kiss,
You fucking repulse me.
But you’re still on the list.
There’s a pub in Smithfield called Token
Where you can go play on retro arcade games
Like street fighter, dance dance revolution, and tekken.
We went a long time ago, on a date.
You wouldn’t go on the dance machine like a loser,
And I kicked your arse
Because I am the fucking queen of tekken.
I found a little golden token from the machines
In the corner of my room the other day
When I was clearing out bits and bobs.
Absolutely useless to me,
Chances are, I’ll never go back.
I wonder how many others,
Have kept junk disguised as mementos.
But I put the token away in my safe spot.
I kept it, even though I’m not usually sentimental.
One day I might let you know I still have
This little token of my affection.
Or I’ll just go back
And play the game
Without you.
I feel almost transparent
In the afterglow of us banging.
You’ve seen me naked,
No makeup, no clothes
No nothing.
Kissed the gap
Between my legs
With dedication.
Everyone is walking around
All ordinary
And my skin is
Screaming our secret at them.
I internally jitter
Do they know what we do
When they’re not around.
I am spilling hot tea everywhere.