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| July 2006/Volume Seven/Issue Two | |||||||||||
| Rebecca Leah Schumejda | |||||||||||
| We haven’t made love for weeks; between death, collisions, flooding and foreclosure there’s no time to put aside. So, we wash dishes together, soap and intimacy, table scraps and regrets. Who will wash? Who will dry? These questions carry less weight, prevent clogs and allow us to feel in control for a little while. At one time, my overactive desires chased lovers away; but he stays and wants more, even through broken glasses, coffin selection, absent minded impacts, unpaid debt, and water damage. He stays; even when the dishes are done and I begin to rewash them; because what else is there to do? |
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