filling my gash
By denver nitze
trapped in this unfamiliar store
familiar smells
yet familiar's no more
i'm looking down searching the oversized aisles,
trying to go unnoticed,
invisible
please stop staring at me as if i'm a whore!!
it isn't like i want it,
i need it,
i have to have it,
to fill my crack,
my hole,
my gash,
my whatever you want to call it.
maybe i should ask some one?
the thought creeps in the back of my mind
but what would they think?
what would they say?
i can already hear the snickers
the stares on my ass
my breasts
(hidden by the most modest clothes i own)
my gash is leaking
every other morning
my feet are soaked
i'm standing in the oversized aisles
a puzzled look on my face
as the man with the orange apron
asks me quickly in his haste,
are you finding everything alright?
it takes a couple seconds but i utter out the words....
......i'm looking for some black caulk.....
i hear his smile cracking
while the smile cracks his face
as he tries to speak the answer
yet a snort
toward his pointed finger
are the only things he'll grace
..........and i can feel his eyes
as i walk that plank
should i even try to explain
that i have a black
shower
with a huge gash
that leaks
everytime i run my dishwasher?
i turn to tell him
but i see thier stares
and i hear thier laughter
i shuffle my feet a little faster
as i purchase this branded item
praying the whole while...
... that... i can fill my gash
with this one tube of caulk
so that i don't have to relive
that dreaded home depot walk.
Comments on "filling my gash"
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On Saturday, February 23, 2008, freudian-slip
(236) wrote:
did you mean to say fill twice? I'm just curious. not trying to be an ass.
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On Saturday, February 23, 2008, denver nitze
(251) wrote:
oops. good catch. that one eluded me there. thank you.
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A former member wrote:
I think this is a very witty presentation of something recognizably and understandably human... that is, I can respond to it in a way that is not utter flabbergasted mystification because it actually makes sense on many levels rather than not making sense and forcing me to try to make sense of a vast array of disconnected and disjointed imagery without cohesion or apparent intention, but then all opinions are equal insofar as they are opinions...keep up the great work!
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A former member wrote:
Too funny! And how! Love the innuendo, wonderfully entertaining. Dare I say feminism? A crafty revelation of gender difference that strikes to the core of stereotypes and presumptions... it's as if it forces the reader into the presumptions that operate between those oversized gaps within the market of gendered existence. Thanks!! *walks away still laughing* Great write
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, DarkPoet
(229) wrote:
That was funny as hell
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, denver nitze
(251) wrote:
*bows* thank you. i didn't think you read my work, i'm flattered. :)
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, Sketso
(416) wrote:
wow, you got a comment from *THE* DP! I've never been anywhere near that honored! ;) Hope you don't mind, but I let a few folks at work read this one and laugh with me. :P
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, denver nitze
(251) wrote:
of course i don't mind, i am putting it up for all to see aren't i? thanks for reading. :)
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, Mylissa
(825) wrote:
What a perfect poem. I loved it, and I agree with Sketso.
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, Sketso
(416) wrote:
LOL, I admit, I chuckled... but ya know, the depots here are much better than that. Quite an amusing look into daily pain! :P
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, Bella Butchery
(696) wrote:
hahaha, ditto... i hope you submit this to the dicken's cider contest
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On Friday, February 22, 2008, denver nitze
(251) wrote:
this is my tribute to all the women who brave the oversized aisles of home depot and walk the plank of testosterone. have you ever been looked at like sylvester looks at tweety? go to home depot and give it a try.