Susan Tilley Of Freud Fame Poem by Alexandre Nodopaka

Susan Tilley Of Freud Fame



Like a super
sized
daisy
ready for deflowering
she reclines
on a long black
leatherette-padded
bench
at the Tate Museum.
I wonder
if she asked
permission
and whether
the museum
had her write
a no harm
agreement
were she to collapse
the metal structure
and hurt herself.
I have nothing
against
massive women
but my curiosity
was never satisfied.
How big
are they really
down there
and whether my pipi
would feel
like Jonas
inside
a whale
and whether the gates
of Heaven
were large enough
to accommodate her.

Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: archiving
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