a ponytail in a Hitchcock play
a tale of a brave hermaphrodite
puncturing the lungs of my mascara blood
as floods the heavens of a cocaine sky in a purple submarine;
a seamstress tongue
tasting the beating of my bellows and my screams
as beams the innocent cries
of a fortunate son polluting the pond of my child;
wild berries in a sombrero shade
glazed calico cloth on the costume of an innocent day
where strays an anti-christ
as diligent as I am sublime;
blind to the Walrus sting with her cancer and her bread
giving head to a morning cock at six o'clock
eggs benedict for the fowl breath on scrambled dice
twice I have asked,
twice I have been ignored;
who should I trusr,
the ponytail in a Hitchcocks play,
or a rapists eyes
scaling the walls of my mothers distant womb?
was it the star anise in her abandonded bed of clay,
or the butler in his Monday dress
drunk on chardonnay?
in the lounge where drowns a sacred crown
in the sperm of buttermilk;
silk beneath a Scottish kilt where a kumquats pale blue eyes
pours scorn upon my branflakes as i masturbate
while an otter feasts on a Salmon moon
and shoots to soon into the shyness of my thighs;
a sober ladyboy
penetrating the gin of my casket with an eyebrows penciilled yuletide festive beard
speared my heart
sat on my face
and traced the veins of my blue voice sucking up!
suck in silence
suck it up and dwell on the uproar of a sucked up rage
diamond dill in a chives submissive cage.
rape me.
trowel the dirt of my fathers morning wood
who should I trust?
my mothers turmoil dream
or my fathers eternal thrust?
a dollar or a dime
am I not worth a little more than that?
- Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 8th, 2021 12:03
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments1
(As much as I'm just awed
by your display of poetic genius!)
surely, this write needs an age restriction warning
please, lets at least try to maintain some semblance
of consideration for the - as yet, untainted
by the life-weary: demoralised in our society,
(its just a click
costs nothing - takes away nothing
a simple gesture, that
common-sense civility: still exists)..
anyway, please forgive my opinionated moaning
and thanks for sharing
sincere apologies;
point well made, and taken.
it wont happen again...
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