My concepts don’t involve
Lines, theorems and tangents.
They involve unwashed sheets,
The weak heartbeats,
And the halfhearted farewells.
From what I can tell
Your breath stains my consciousness,
Red wine on the carpet.
Broken glass on the coffee table.
Did you mean to lay me out?
The final strike
But I never claimed to be a boxer.
I’m smashing
At the bob and weave,
Avoid your questions with a
Natural ease.
How many is it?
One, two or three?
I throw as many jabs
As that girl over there,
Why are we so lonely out there?
We’ve got the crowd like millions
Of blood cells pumping adrenaline,
But all I see are the ropes
And you
Always you
Why am I so lonely in here?
Coated in sweat and misery,
I’m boxing in my own head,
One box at a time.
