I spent a while, cleaning my room
as its eventual
need to be
dawned.
I spent hours, barefoot
in my bathroom,
working tired muscles,
sinew; verged on snapping.
I scrub,
polish,
rinse.
Eroding, so slightly,
the skin from my hands,
and fingers. Probably toes.
Some stains never go.
I didn’t spend so long
changing my sheets
or the pillow cases, upon,
which I lay.
I didn’t change, at all
the dirty, rich, duvet
or it’s cover, coveted,
with sweat and memories.
I allow my heads’ collapse
upon it’s many folds
and exalted,
I breathe in
a history of which,
only I know.
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