Love Over the Air
LOVE OVER THE AIR
They both; met on the net, they seemed, so well, matched
Her sitting there; in her hair curlers, married, but detached
Dressed in her tattered night-gown, cigarette in her mouth
Her boobies lacked their elasticity, were now heading south
Told her; he had a Mercedes, but; he only had, a pushbike
Neither had a video, didn’t know what the other looked like
Chatting; he draws his hand, through his none existing hair
Claimed to be forty, really he was eighty but; he didn't care
His dentures; beside him sitting in a glass, its strange affair
They as such filled, each other’s fantasies; love over the air
Indiana Shaw
“Wasting time, filling in white space” . . .
Copyright © Indiana Shaw | Year Posted 2020
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