a broken female body to lay bare in the rain,
witness by none other but a ordinary man
a man who gets the simplest pleasure from a cup of black coffee.
he's a man, what can he do?
the female body is viewed as a toy to him.
his mother was a hard women who would be describe in the terms of a femme fatale.
his dad, on the other hand, non-existent.
the wet body had no reason or meaning to anything.
the body exposed at the purest of womanly states, rib cage on show like a parade.
as a man does, we looked, and walked away.
although he often thought about redoing this moment, he still didn't.
resentment will grow against his ageing black coffee body just like hers.
YOU ARE READING
every inch of his manhood
Poetrymen aren't real there just pictures in our minds and the colours on paintings