poetry MISSED CALL by Dawn McSweeney I believe it was you,
who called just now, rang and rang my phone but hung up on its answering machine as I ran through the hall
naked, my hair soaked, raining down, my skin exploding in goosebumps;
ran to get to your voice but, standing bare and alone, all I got was a click of goodbye,
so I ask that the next time—
the next time I'm running through the hall
naked
soaked
exploding—
to get to some of your beautiful words, please do leave a message.
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