I remeber the last time I did the dishes, and how She got upset by the dirty sponge, and how I was sure her mother must have washed all her dishes for her. But He rubbed the curry covered pot with intricate movements, trasing the brim with corse finger tips. I watched silently… planning on how to remember such a mundane and domestic act as it occurs so perfectly in front of me. He wouldn’t chastise a sponge, he trusts his hands, hard they may be, but able to clean, anti bodies prepared. Even after the dish lay on the rack he brushes a crum away, for it was clean, like he was clean. With chipped fingers and calloused feet, from learning guitar and neglecting shoes. From smelling of smoke and fresh cut flowers, from the ink in his flesh he put there himself. His skin is peach fuzz and my senses are jealous.