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She sniffed my collar bones/Upon further investigation

(Disclaimer: Two poets..over a cup of coffee..threw words at each other..some squinting it took..result..Two freshly baked poems)
(Words given to make a poem:
Cake, brown, clink, bloat, pounding, parade, investigation, bloody, nipple, itch, social, carpet, hugs, cheeky, fog, albumin, hood)

 

—–Upon further investigation—–

There was a clue found
hidden deep within
the smudgy gooey brown cake
recently devoured at a social gathering
where hugs and wine flowed in rivers of giggles
until a cheeky man revealed
from under his fashion street hood
a horrendous sight
an albuminy
bloaty, itchy
ghastly
nipple
pounding with pulses of pleasure
after which the revelers disappeared in to the fog
the kind that descends like a cloak of embarrassment
the rest, was brushed under the carpet
of course it was a great success.
Signed.
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—–She sniffed my collar bones—–

and investigated my flimsy hug
she sensed an itch stitched on my albumin-chest
and our jaws clinked when she tried to
brush the dust off my nose

I swallowed a breath and puked
some dozens of fog-webs

she offered me a piece of
her nipple-shaped cake

she was nice enough to pound
for me
on her brown carpet
but I would have preferred a parapet

A social gesture that was
made her carpet bloat a little
and a parade of red ants
got dismantled & disheartened

my cheeky faith
lost its faith in womanhood that night

 

Signed

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On the morning of 31st May 1917

All your blind lovers
with their antiseptic talks
and their photogenic gawks
came to fight with me
when I was brushing my teeth

I severed their limbs with a wet white feather
..ohh god, those guys had strawberry shake in their veins

Their stapled noses talked about your
hair smell of burnt jute bags

Incarcerated for infinity in your love asylum
their fossil eyes shrinked and expanded
and blinked at 1:1000 shutter speed

All their color corrected dreams
turned into Edward Gorey’s unfinished illustrations
All their disturbed kinky poems about you
evaporated from those torn pages

I arm-wrestled with their coughs
ukhhoo ukhoooo ukhoooooo

and that was that!!

 

Signed
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Just words

rapid flutter of his thoughts..

ecstatically..

stuck on her like a

triggered booger

stuck in the periphery of cold nostrils

stumbling on red finger nails

 

woohooo..moisture in tear

 

she with her mausoleum eyes

and squashed-pumpkin lips

her chocolate-chip chin melting

on her vanilla-like nordic neck

throwing papercut words

wrapped in pious underpants

 

he with his gargantuan eye-bags

and his stopped short of helping words

gloomily following the trails of his disturbing verbiage

distracting intricate signages of deprived doodles

 

and that was that

bridge is empty now.

 

Signed

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Kaiser crossed the bridge

That had to happen. That was bound to happen.

Kaiser dropped from above like some unfortunate raindrop. To put it literally, Kaiser slipped from the floor above my flat and landed up in my balcony. I could hear Kaiser’s meowing the night before his mother walked out on him and, I guess, he felt a little lonely that night. Legend has it that Kaiser’s mother ate his two brothers and one sister but still he was putting up with her for obvious reasons – he wanted to drink the milk and live.

That night when Kaiser started scratching my door, I realized at once that it was him – Kaiser. He was nothing like other dumb cats, he had some kind of composure, his eyes were not curious to see this world, they were dead silent. He was hungry but still he was not ready to ask for anything. He didn’t meow unnecessarily like other stray cats. When I opened my door, he took three steps back and scanned me from bottom to top. My palm was bigger than Kaiser, he was that small. I petted the poor fellow and while doing it I could feel his ribs. It felt like he was getting decomposed from within. I closed his eyes and he didn’t like that and tried to scratch my finger with his paw. I went inside and got Kaiser a bowl of milk. Kaiser kept looking at me but didn’t drink the milk. When I went in my room he licked it like a thirsty mad man who survived desert.

The next morning, I saw him sleeping in my coiled old shirt which was lying outside in my balcony. I used my old helmet and somehow made a shelter for him. Kaiser realized what I was doing and he went back to sleep. I filled his bowl with milk and kept another bowl filled with water and left for work. When I came back later in the evening, I saw Kaiser strolling around, sniffing different things in my balcony. He was in a playful mood. When he looked at me, he started following me and made attempts to lick my toenail but he was not exactly trying to lick it, he wanted to bite me for some reason. From what I could assume, my feet were some kind of living creatures for him. I sat on the ground to entertain the little fellow and he leapt to  sit on my crotch. He kept biting with his immature mouth and while doing it he slept. This happened every day for the next fifteen or sixteen days.

This other day, I was getting late for work. I didn’t do the customary game with Kaiser. When I opened my door, he was bubbling on his feet, jumping up and down. He took a jump from the railing and landed on the cardboard box next to me as if he wanted to show me that he has become unbreakable. I was in a hurry so I didn’t see him following me and he descended down stairs. The last I saw him, he was looking at me with his cold dark eyes. When I came back, he was not there at his usual place. He was nowhere in sight. I didn’t look for him and soon I forgot that he was missing. That night I read Poe’s ‘The Black Cat’ and amused myself over the idea of locking kaiser in the freezer of my refrigerator. Two days passed by and Kaiser didn’t return. The third day I went and asked my neighbour, a 37 year old married lady with 2 kids and one husband of her own. She said that she had no idea about any cat and I shouldn’t disturb her.  Next day I found out that her kids had Kaiser locked in their backyard. I went and asked her again about Kaiser. She again refused to tell the truth. I didn’t want to fight her over a kitten so I dropped the idea of punching her nose. Two days later someone told me that a small cat’s dead-body is getting decomposed in the park next to my house. I went and looked for Kaiser but I could not find him. I went and look for him the next day as well, but I could not find him or his dead body. Two days later I forgot about Kaiser’s demise.

After a month I saw this dream where Kaiser was with me, doing his usual thing. And after few seconds out of no reason I kicked him and he fell off my balcony. When I looked down, I could not see him. Then suddenly something bit me on my toe and I fell off my own balcony and the remaining dream had me just falling. I never reached the ground in my dream. I guess Kaiser did reach the ground.

Kaiser

Signed.

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