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I Couldn’t Marry You. I’d Be Baked Fagri By TropicGirlKay

  • Writer: Tin Can Poetry
    Tin Can Poetry
  • Sep 17, 2024
  • 1 min read

The summer heat was stifling

my skin was raining on its own 

even between my breasts

 

rainy season fruit had all dried up

I was left with afternoon cravings 

that couldn’t be quenched 

 

(relief they say would come in November) 

 

I felt the room was a floating dock 

breath couldn’t be caught 

with the pressure tightening pressure

 

(is this what a roasting fish feels?) 

 

there is always a season for guests 

and one for pressing olive oil

I just happened to be in the wrong one 

 

it could be fine for love 

and frogging in the med 

but one cannot be a fish all day 

 

(I have tried and I am crisping)  

 

I feel the devil grabbing me 

if this is what hell is like

I am shedding my skin.

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