I hold no beast nor harbour grudge for the ill love
for the hand of glove now crossed with sabres peck
I am done and all but dusted in the dried knot
planting bloody loud my seed on a christ bone
I cry dry blood
she loves me not;
I hold no father in my forearm nor mother in my groin
the chain of daisies whistle as my cat crawls bitch and sobers loin
over hills of pheasant pleasantries beneath a bad moons bubbled wing
as I sing with string that suffocates a still-born breed of spring
and tiptoe through the turnip of the egg swell
I love the breeze of her her dead breath as I crucify my hell bone in a sand worm;
I hold no grudge nor beast for the masters voice
I have no crotch nor harbour choice for the refugee of song
the old oak tall as I wank impotent
as I love your moonwalk in a mustard smothered thong
and have swam with the dolpins spunk on a deathrow walk;
my celery is pregnant!
my memory as distant as child of mothers son
hear yey...hear yey
love wins when shoots the guns of the lovers pornographic shield
who murdered sex?
who remembers love?
when love carried spices to the mistress...
in bottomless dress with bastards and horse radish whip
love wins forever in the barrels of the spin
remember love?
when love murdered sex!
who murdered sex? not me!
I am just a child of the seventh sun
a dealer of sunshine of powder and cream
where news flashed nude a portrait of the scream
remember love
and love will dine endless on the blue
and will carry forever the load in my loaded shoe
and dance forever in the slipstream of your six-string womb
comb the hairs of your gun
ride passport to our journeys end
as our hands of farm in the spirit of good faith
heals son and mortar pestle
make haste and taste the root of porcupine;
- Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 31st, 2021 13:02
- Comment from author about the poem: Alex Harvey...who murdered sex?
- Category: Sociopolitical
- Views: 17
Comments1
thank you Teddy.
hope you enjoyed your time away;
welcome back.
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