Wednesday, August 25, 2010

THIS DEADLY BOREDOM

GIVES HER KISSES

THE COLOR OF HAPPY DAYS

WHILE THE CREAMY SUGAR SINKS IN MY THROAT

TEARS AND NECKLACES

COMEDIES AND TROUBLE

I HAVE ENOUGH GUTS

TO LET YOU GO

RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN

OR

COME CLOSER

THE BIG BAD WOLF IS IN THE WOODS


Company is such a wonderful thing.



"The time has come."

"What time?"
"Not WHAT time. WHOSE time. I have my mind set on him."

"Right now, perhaps, he is in the middle of the process which transforms him from a passable chap into a seizure-inducing animal. It might already be too late, but we must attempt a rescue!"

"We must save that depressed beast. We'll give him salvation. He'll be the most salvaged creature ever by the time we're through."

"Go inside."


YOU'RE MUCH TOO GOOD TO COME SIT ON MY KNEES

YOU'RE MUCH TOO GOOD TO CUM SIT ON MY KNEES

Thursday, March 18, 2010

many a flower regretfully...

dreaming of the day
when i sing
to the donkey
and
he no longer farts.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

giving in to a 'yes'


someday,
the wax doll
and
the sawdust doll
will live their lives
without fear.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

chrysalis: the metamorphosis result

One day before a butterfly hatches the chrysalis changes it's look again. Its surface becomes transparent and you can see the fully formed butterfly sleeping inside.

there is a state called "torpor" that is the insect's equivalent of sleep. An insect in torpor exhibits immobility and distinctly reduced response to stimuli, though it can rouse from torpor in a matter of seconds if the stimulus is strong enough.

The first thing that happens is that a lot of the caterpillars old body dies. It is attacked by the same sort of juices the caterpillar used in its earlier life to digest its food. It would not be far wrong to say the caterpillar digests itself from the inside out in a process called ‘histolysis'. Not all the tissue is destroyed. Some of the insect's old tissue passes on to its new self. The amount that does this varies between different insects. There is one particular sort of tissue left, in a number of places in the insects body are collections of special formative cells, which have played no part in the insects larval life, and have stayed hidden or protected during this partial death. Each of these groups of cells is called an ‘imaginal bud' or a ‘histoblast'. The job of these histoblasts is to supervise the building of a new body out of the soup that the insects digestive juices have made of the old larval body. This they do using the same biochemical processes that all insects use to turn their food into part of their bodies. This rebuilding process is called ‘histogenesis'. During this time the insect is very vulnerable because it cannot run away, and this is why insects try to choose somewhere safe to hide away when they are going through this incredible change.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

"M"



oh, boy

time for another evacuation


turning the other cheek with a polite no thank you


and

tonguing shards

and swallowing sand


a razor lick

goodbye


with you

there's always a fine line

between barriers and endings


but this time

I have the final word

and it's

MORDTAT

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

resurfacing

Some internal clock has me waking at 9:34 am daily.

I resurface, heart pounding as though I'm not merely awaking but resurrecting.

Maybe I've been riding sidecar to change & uncertainty for a little too long.

And the dreams are juicy, as they are want to get in desperate times.

I wonder if a nearly drowned person fears thirst.

Today: in need of exercise & exorcism.

Today: work and work and thoughts about work while I work.

Today: the escape plan will continue to carry me forward.

beauty of thee, beast

He devoured me.

The purple-brown imprints of his teeth may have been hidden from the world under sleeves and tights, but his hunger walked with me the whole time we were together, carvings of cravings renewed daily in my flesh.

It began in my mind… either I had a premonition or he psychically tasted my unuttered fantasy. It was a visceral dream. I would hold out my hand, and he would sniff it. Then lick it. Then chew it apart.

We were a destructive combination. Together, we grew feral.

To the outside, we were a docile, bookish pair of neo-hippies. Outside, inside, any second of isolation, we'd tear up everything but violent desire. We would knock each other down, piss where we shouldn't, flash each other across coffee shops and libraries, jerk each other off in crowded movie theaters, have wholly naked sex outdoors—on city porches or in the woods, and screw secretly under jackets or blankets right in front of anyone… once even when sitting on a sofa with his grandmother.

We never discussed our deviance, and we couldn't stop it.

And he would bite my flesh bloody, like a starving dog.

At some point he told me that he would eat me when I died.

In motion, there was a silence… all senses retreated but touch and taste. But when we stopped, the buzz of humanity exploded upon us. We had lives before our mutual ignition, and they had been ignored until finally they roared back in.

It ended as abruptly as it started. It had reached the point that I couldn't eat or sleep, and he was vomiting all the time. In one moment, we stopped speaking, and our violent passion transformed into violent resentment.

We had been eating discord, and could stomach nothing else. I nearly starved to death by returning to whole.

Very quietly, my bruises went away.

With time, even sirens become whispers.