"Weakly Installed" is a weekly written installment from Mary, the newest contributor to The Boutros Boutros Follies.
My parents introduced me to a boy.
I held my leg behind my back in shyness.
Since it was his house,
He gave me a tour of his things.
I showed him what I had brought in my bag
We played and played and cursed our parents for their disruption.
Then we wrestled together.
Corduroys and jumpers intertwined.
Shaggy haircuts swished.
A faint moisture collected about our napes.
We collapsed upon ourselves and whispered truly nothings.
I had been smelling his peanut butter breath for hours
And the dog became our friend again.
He acted really strange when it was time to go.
I didn’t like him then at all.
I didn’t know why he was so violent and rude to his parents.
The house was suddenly cold and foreign.
We left when he was still on time out.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Weakly Installed
at 12:02 AM
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