Friend
Dear sculptor,
You think I can't see your wandering eyes, looking at me with hope.
You are molding a statue of me, this being that you are fantasizing me to be...
that's not me.
I am not marble,
I am not stone.
I am only flesh,
an essence wrapped in bones.
We have only just met,
our conversations give me wonder.
But those wandering eyes...
they need to go.
I already have a lover,
and he is all I wish to own.
But I can call you a friend,
if you wish.
That's sadly all I can give to you.
Your molding hands have begun to yearn for more than a statue,
and I must stop them there.
My skin belongs to another,
and you are just a friend.
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