Moles
I want a lover to touch them and whisper,
"Here you have a constellation of stars."
He'll trace them with the tip of his finger.
I will tell him that moles and birthmarks
are the evidence of your death in a past life.
I have always been stabbed in the back.
He'll laugh at ugliness he has turned sweet
and I at sweetness I've turned bitter.
Then we'll cover ourselves in the bed sheet.
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