sleeping in strangers houses
it looked so peacefull from the outside, perfect living room, with the table next to the window and a vase with fresh flowers (changed daily). hoovered, polished, cleaned, tidy...just how i want my house to be. comfortable big sofa facing the fire place (which i am sure offers dancing fires in the winter).
i decide to knock. i am allowed in. i sit on the comfortable sofa and chat. i speak mainly about myself, what i am doing, where i am going, what interests me. when i am offered a cup of tea i accept. then i lay down, just to feel the softness of the pillows. they smell on fresh linen and sunshine. i close my eyes. and begin to relax deeply. deep. deep. rest. sleep. i don't remember much else. when i woke up, tea next to me was cold, undrank. i stood up, walked over to the vase with fresh flowers, touched the tip of the tullips and with the softness of the petals still clinging to my skin i left the house.
i decide to knock. i am allowed in. i sit on the comfortable sofa and chat. i speak mainly about myself, what i am doing, where i am going, what interests me. when i am offered a cup of tea i accept. then i lay down, just to feel the softness of the pillows. they smell on fresh linen and sunshine. i close my eyes. and begin to relax deeply. deep. deep. rest. sleep. i don't remember much else. when i woke up, tea next to me was cold, undrank. i stood up, walked over to the vase with fresh flowers, touched the tip of the tullips and with the softness of the petals still clinging to my skin i left the house.
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but you didn't look for scratched eyes. you looked for a naked body like a river
out in the world no one sleeps
no one
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