I am repulsive
Being just a bystander
In my mind. It is impulsive.
It is idiorepulsive,
My disorder.
I am repulsive
It is abusive.
I am on the boarder
In my mind. It is impulsive.
It is compulsive;
A necessity for order.
I am repulsive
I am a captive.
I have an intruder
In my mind. It is impulsive,
My Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder.
It is repulsive,
In my mind. I am impulsive.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
A Perfect Love-A Sonnet
The perfect girl is so sweet and pale. She
Waits for me at work so patiently and
Calm. Her old man gave her the third degree,
But she is safe and I never demand
A thing. She is so accepting of my
Faults and short comings. Her beauty is so
Undeniable. A fluorescent sky
Above our heads, and we are now alone.
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Her lips parting slightly, desiring my kiss.
My lips met hers and her wish is my bliss.
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The staff left you in room five under gloom-
y, white sheets. Getting cold? But you look warm.
I will crawl into bed with you as you
decompose and we’ll get cold together.
Diner: A Sestina
The moon is full and I have no shadow.
Does flesh
From a cow taste different than flesh from people?
I wish I could be dancing
With him, right after we would be pronounced man and wife and start our marriage.
Why did he have to be a cannibal?
I’m not willing, or now able, to be a cannibal.
I have no weight and I don’t have a shadow.
There is no record of that almost marriage
On any state record or a ring on my still remaining, decaying flesh.
My fingers were too skinny, now just a place where maggots dance.
I want maggots to be waltzing on me, like happy people.
What are people
Thinking about this modern cannibal?
Do they just carry on their drunk dancing
Festivities in ignorant bliss? I miss seeing my shadow.
I miss my eaten flesh.
I wish I never agreed to that marriage.
Apparently, the suggestion of marriage
Was just a ruse so he could cook my liver and feed it to you unsuspecting people.
I was tender and sweet, he said. Who knew he meant my muscles and flesh?
I wonder who I ate when he served hamburgers? Another cannibal?
Or just a shadow
Of a happy person dancing?
We met when I was dancing
And then two years later we were talking about marriage.
I should of I met that guy on facebook instead of going to a club. He had a shadow
Of a lawn chair as a profile picture. My friend said “Not to trust those people
They could be perverts, rapists, and murderers or wanna suck your blood, or be a cannibal,
Or crap like that!” She said when I still had my, currently being digested, flesh.
Most of me was made into that savory pot roast you just ate and my flesh
And fat was liquidated and mixed with some spices to make that sauce that’s dancing
On your tongue. You, all of you, his customers, don’t even know that you are new cannibals.
Welcome to the club. See that couple, in the back, talking about marriage?
They just at my lips and cheeks. And the conversations from all the people,
Blocked out the fact that that girl is just getting fattened up. The collective shadow
Of the restaurant is joyful, happy, as they ate my flesh. That girl’s shadow
Is trying to inch, or maybe, dancing away from him. But she and the people
At the same table don’t notice. They will talk to a cannibal about his almost marriage.
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