BASIC RULES OF GRAMMAR
I lie, you lay. You lied.
You diagrammed the seduction

Deftly, forking pink tongue
To form the awkward syntax.

Afterwards, my eyebrows arch
Forming exclamations and questions

As you reach for your watch,
Strapping the finality in place.

This does not require a question mark;
Your actions are statements.

I have to go, you say.
Her flight arrives at ten.

Behind your words waits a period,
Forcing a long, speechless pause.

I sit cross-legged, frowning atop the vanity
While you set the truth

Squarely upon the bridge on my nose.
The night was nice, don't ruin it.

I wait for the comma with conjunction:
..., But I'll call you tomorrow.

Or the parenthetical aside:
(I love you, not her.)

You rise, turning from the bed,
No explanations offered.

I raise the curtain, the sunlight floods in.