Home Wrecker

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In your clean white kitchen
(pressed grey trousers,
change spilling from the pockets,
brass-buckled belt clinking)

we left a trail of
warm and wrinkled fabric,
like muddy footprints
across the cold tile floor.

Over the sink, a clock
(purchased by your wife)
measured each second exactly as it had
since even before I was born,

ticking in rhythm
(watching without judgement)
with our moans and the
creak of the kitchen chair

that soon toppled to the floor,
exhausted by our lust,
redefining the term
'home wrecker'.

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AnonymousAnonymousover 20 years ago
Sexy?

Home Wrecker, indeed ;)

AnonymousAnonymousover 20 years ago
I disagree

I think the title is quite apropos. The furniture's getting thrown around in the heat of illicit passion - wrecking the home X 2.

perksperksover 20 years ago
title ruins this poem

you need to get the right frosting for your cake, sugah.

Other than that, I really enjoyed it.

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