March 12, 2010

Daily Poem 8: Dishabille

By writewithlightning

It’s a diversion strategy to dress in dishabille:

To numb your mind, relax your wits, and then forget to feel.

dishabille

\dis-uh-BEEL\ , noun;

1. The state of being carelessly or partially dressed.
2. Casual or lounging attire.
3. An intentionally careless or casual manner.

About writewithlightning

I'm a published Canadian poet and fiction writer, posting haiku daily @writelightning on most social media sites. Please like and comment so that I know you're reading. It means a lot to me! View all posts by writewithlightning
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