Shower Song from Resin by Pezzettino

I rarely observe my legs from this angle
They’re more parallel than i remember, you know
You know, hot shower-- nobody’s watching
You can sit, see your kneecaps turn colors and
Skin pale from wanting, spin around
Close down your egg shell
Mother Rain warming, mother I need you, who
Who Might have sung sweetly she says,
“It’ll be ok. It’ll be ok” she says,
“Mother I need you.”

Drunk from connection, I forgot my towel
I’m so embarrassed, now all of me is dripping
I see one waiting--decorate--decorating the bathroom
We’re two lost souls here, what am i doing?
And how did i get here? She says,
“Why are you waiting? We’re more parallel
Than I had realized.” and
Where were our mothers? And where were our fathers?
Why wasn’t I stronger? Where is my tenderness? And

“It’ll be ok,” I say, “Mother I need you” and
“It’ll be ok,” I say, “Mother I need you” and
“It’ll be ok,” I say, “Mother I need you” and
“It’ll be ok,” I say, “Mother I need you.”

• Folk
• artpop
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• neo-folk
• Oakland