the bony ends of my skeleton quiver
flipping up and down
typing to my lifeline in this frigid box
nothing stirs
the dogs tails are curled under their legs
and their faces buried into little balls
sitting on my legs
burying body parts in a sweatshirt
sitting in the bathroom with the shower on
nothing seems to work
the cold spreads proximally
creeping up my arms
my feet live in Antarctica
my hands shriveled in Greenland
and my body is losing itself in this seat
turn the heat down
and try
open windows in the winter
flipping up and down
typing to my lifeline in this frigid box
nothing stirs
the dogs tails are curled under their legs
and their faces buried into little balls
sitting on my legs
burying body parts in a sweatshirt
sitting in the bathroom with the shower on
nothing seems to work
the cold spreads proximally
creeping up my arms
my feet live in Antarctica
my hands shriveled in Greenland
and my body is losing itself in this seat
turn the heat down
and try
open windows in the winter
1 comment:
your lifeline thanks you for the poem
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