Petri Dish Poem by Roger Hudson

Petri Dish



Our last evening together

Before her long overseas holiday

We opt for the cinema
A film, French, sexy
Vadim's "Liaisons Dangereuses"

Busy

snogging our
sensuous farewells

in the stalls oblivious we
ignore steamy on-screen
images of sex and seduction

As lights go up
Forcing us apart from our prolonged kiss
Seats in a swathe around us

Have emptied

Isolating us

Like malignant bacteria in a petri dish.


Other cinemagoers
Disturbed more by fact than fiction
Have withdrawn to seats

Further away

Furthest away

To avoid infection
From our besotted behaviour

Sunday, December 24, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: kiss,love and art,movie,sensual
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