.
.
leave my babies
to bleed,
leave them to
drown in the
river without
me.
.
.
.
Stealing your Pencil
.
I stole your pencil,
haha, I laughed at you when
you kept persisting even
though you have a girlfriend,
I contemplated licking your
ear, and singing sweet
melodies about love, happiness,
and monogamy,
but then I stopped.
You fell out of lust long
before I did.
I refuse to sing alone.
.
.
.
An Epiphany of Revelations
.
1. The boy
.
I have lost you again-
wrinkled shirt/dirty blonde
with more luggage than
Liz Taylor,
more than Doris Duke
after leaving Hawaii,
leaving her dead baby out in the sea
to be water logged,
drowned,
water invading nostrils,
bedraggled and violently twisted
about in tangles of seaweed,
sauteed like salad in the waves
to never return.
.
.
2. The mother
.
She grins with green teeth
chattering it up, crunching to
bits like little tacks,
posting your worries,
posting your history
of tastes and smells
(his smells)
where you are afraid
you see the police tape:
"Do not cross this barrier."
So of course you do,
seeing dead bodies, tattered limbs strewn
across the lawn,
a head here and there,
but no tongues.
They are always silent.
.
.
3. The vision
.
You lie,
you lie more than the history books
and the infomercials,
selling their fictitious names
and fake cruises
.
so you start to believe them
over the pen
and the birthday present
.
until numbers consume you,
barrelling out of your mouth faster
than a chocolate bar goes in,
and decide,
for once, you will willingly be degraded,
bookmarks falling out of the pages
(attempting to escape reality)
and seeing rain,
for the first time
wondering what it's all about.
.
.
engulfing you
.
i need a new boy
a new flame
to run rampant
within me
ripping out of my body
with such force
only i can
blink
at the beauty i
have just witnessed
wanting to run
my hands up your back
engulfing you
testing you
seeing you with only
newness and joy
feeling your
touch like it’s the
only thing i’ll
ever need
and never
have to worry
about your passion
or you
walking away.
.
.