That morning after
I'm a chemical engineer, not a writer.
I aspire to be that glass of warm water surrounding your hand in the dark.
The suppressed giggle dancing in your friends palms, pressed against their faces.
I want to be the urine in your pants.
I want to be that Saturday afternoon when you clean your couch and navigate your slumbering amigos.
I am the thud in the dryer as you toss a cashmere sweater, the one that you urinated on, into the drum.
I am the thought in your head when your girlfriend yawns, and says stretching, "Where's my sweater?"
But you.
You are the bed-wetter.
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