Hunger

I feel your breath upon my neck—the heatand dampness of each sigh, the way each pant,each lungful pulls at me. Your eagernessechoes throughout the lonely dark. A fearexpands into my chest and penetratesmy soul. I feel your touch upon my back—your body's overflowing warmth consumesme, fills my heart with an uneasy stillness.I lie here next to you, afraid of you,afraid of what you are, of what you'll takefrom me when hunger overwhelms your sleep.

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Publication Details

Journal
Dialogue A Journal of Mormon Thought
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5406/15549399.58.3.10
Primary Topic
Cambodian History and Society
Type
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Hunger

D. A. Cooper
Dialogue A Journal of Mormon Thought
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D. A. Cooper
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Abstract

I feel your breath upon my neck—the heatand dampness of each sigh, the way each pant,each lungful pulls at me. Your eagernessechoes throughout the lonely dark. A fearexpands into my chest and penetratesmy soul. I feel your touch upon my back—your body's overflowing warmth consumesme, fills my heart with an uneasy stillness.I lie here next to you, afraid of you,afraid of what you are, of what you'll takefrom me when hunger overwhelms your sleep.

Dialogue A Journal of Mormon ThoughtVol. 58(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Cambodian History and Society
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