Empty paper bags, raffia strings on the window ledge and copper-pink slippers in collision, I’m repeating apologies for last night, could you hear me? There’s languid fog leaching from the kitchen, it’s so bitter here and a dress sleeping like a criminal, sad remarks on the bathroom mirror, there was a wife somewhere, there was a possibility she was drinking… Its so bright with these lights, the bedside alarm calling for breakfast, codine bottles with her name, something’s telling something, around the corners; its chasing me with two words, will it take me if I run? It’s obvious but I’m not consenting, to ask the jury of guilty laundry; the tacit witness without bias or a mouth, a questionable answer lingering somewhere, there was a possibility she left the body I was wedded to…