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By Jai Chakrabarti,


God I loved you
that Saturday night making out
on a subway of barely clothed
strangers—two dominatrices, a nurse
and the perennial Catholic schoolgirl.
I didn’t tire of your bare back-
bone or your tongue coming and coming.
But when you held the peanut
jar to trap the flying
cockroach on the bathroom wall

sat in the bathtub
to coax him in, and I slipped
the manila folder to lid the jar,
carried his wings in my elbow
to lay on the Brooklyn green,
then oh God I knew it would not be easy
to stop loving you.  Motionless, your hair
in your eyes—your antennae quivering
quivering still.


Jai Chakrabarti’s work has appeared in numerous publications including Barrow Street, Hayden’s Ferry Review, and Rattapallax.  A native of Kolkata, India, he calls Brooklyn home.




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