‘LOVELETTER’ by
GRETCHIN
PRIMARY - 13 AUG 2012
“In a chilly empty apartment, I wrapped myself in cling film, hoping that you'd come knocking to rip a hole or two in the plastic. I tiptoed in high heels over the lino so I wouldn't scuff it, and I crouched down in the sunniest corner of the room so you could see me for real. I borrowed mirrors, browsed the produce section, and burgled half a hardware store. I wanted to show you everything I could think up for us, the skin pulled tight, every dark corner of me open to your hungry tongue pushing into my starry guts, up my spine and into the lizard brain. I felt your tug on the cold chain around my hips, my tits, pulling it hard against my pussy, muttering lewd romantic things into my ear. The woman living across the road smoked a lot of cigarettes on her porch the day I balanced myself in the kitchen sink by the window, letting the water run hot-cold all over me like some dirty dish. Are you reading this, woman with your black string hair and your purple tracksuit? Feel free to come a knocking...”
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