Thirsty Little Mouse

Tilda

8:43pm, I find myself in the kitchen. Cheese laid neatly on the counter, knife in hand, ready to commence my guilty pleasure.

Furthermore a slight, soothing sound emerges from the shallow, vain, loneliness that appears to be my surrounds.

Was it fear perhaps?

Would I slice my cheese not just right?

Will I cut it out to be too large?

I’m not craving or hungry enough for big piece, am I?

Logic didn’t matter anymore. I was still hungry and thriving for something new to endure from.

I slice the cheese slow and deeply,
it feels soft and fresh.

The bittersweet urge for more begins tarnishing my insides, one limb at a time, making me shake and shiver with excitement.

Just one more delicious slice.

I convinced myself, just to satisfy my lifeless train of thought.

Now, I am finished for this peaceful evening. Only tomorrow will determine how much divine cheese my thirsty little mouse will be pleading for.

  • Author: Tilda (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 7th, 2022 10:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: I wrote this piece a couple years ago, just venting out my thoughts while trying to make it interesting and artistic. Hope you all like it! Tell me what you think, any helpful criticism is appreciated. :)
  • Category: Short story
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Comments1

  • Sofia Mease

    I like this poem, good job with it Tilda!!



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