The sun sets like an overcoat,
falling gently, onto the shoulders of a lover.
You don't feel its soft weight.
Do you hear the footsteps of Mozart, Godard
and Beckett passing between us?
On this empty Oxford street.
My heart skips a beat,
and for one single moment,
I understand...
Then it is gone.
Fleeting!
Fragile, as butterflies swept
up in a storm.
I looked at you, mobile pressed to your ear again,
bags swinging, and your mouth making the
slow silent word, c-o-ffee.
In that second, I think, this can never
be, and I despise you for having such
wonderful eyes.
In the cafe, you talk of sex.
How you want to explore some things.
I feel aroused, and sense your erotic femininity,
your love of life and the things that stir your soul.
I smile and think...
How empty you must find me.
Heading home. I see in the distance,
that giant mausoleum of sculptured
shape, your car park.
I think of fucking you and the sounds and
scents of sex. You are beautiful
and I am excited, but I am unhappy.
I know this boredom, our mutual loneliness.
Flowing between the unseen current of
disparate souls.
You load bags into the boot,
and chatter endlessley about holidays.
On the long drive back,
to the building we share.
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