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Memorizing
September 2, 2013
You look byzantine and convoluted,
I dubiously snatch you up to
Squint and glare and scrutinize your ugliness
Before stuffing you in, whole, hungrily,
As my eyes bulge with your repulsive taste;
Then I patiently wait for a burp just to
Rest in the satisfaction
That you are safely locked up
Inside the bulging bars beneath my T-Shirt;
But you are a sneaky little slime ball
Who slips out before I can grope, right
Into the depths of my toilet basin
The next morning, so that now
I have to remember you
All over again.
© Allan L., Plano, TX
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