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The Ideal Of Aphrodite
O’ Sweet Mother, save me-
Slender Aphrodite has overcome me with longing,
Burning, yearning, an endless calling
For the figure she holds - held in marble-stone:
Lithesome and limber, thin and fragile
The fickle, fleeting form of ‘fem’.
O’ sweet Aphrodite, save me-
Deliver me from you, for why is your beauty so
For I look into the reflective pond, a moonlit
slither of silver sat by the shower-stream, and I see:
Large and languid, foul and fat
Fetid, fleshy and far from the form of ‘fem’.
O’ sweet pond, save me-
The weight burdens heavy upon me
As the stream spits stones, shattering the
Same old bones, I say:
Lash and lop, form and fashion
Fawn to find - the fervent form of ‘fem.’
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Written Out
Like picking pears betwixt pricks, pushing
Past surface, pull up petals, piercing
Plucking a piece, a part
An idea-coated dart
To press upon the page.
An Opuntia-esque Opportunity
Options, fruiting and flowering
Just to wither out once more
Not green but scarlet
Gashing from a wound
As we reach unto ourselves
Laying shards upon the page
Words are a fickle thing
Find me, fucked by phantoms
A laugh from the past behind
My eyes grow weary
Laying guts upon the page.
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A Feast; A Eulogy
The hall’s been leased, a feast!
A ballad for the deceased
Let loose the beast
Have speak the priest
And set the meat!
Eulogy by consumption
Meat of a strange production
Lays set for the luncheon
A dastardly corruption
Of real, true function.
A woman sits in a far position
Of the dead; an apparition
Clutching her affliction
Strung like crucifixion
All the result of tradition:
Consumed into submission.
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Fetid Fecundity
Choke me, pinned down, squirming
Like a dying insect.
Spit your toxic ichor, push your rot
Into me, you come to
Mark my pox-marked flesh
With your name, coming out in
Hushed whispers of tiny things
Eating into me.
They sink so deep
Into my soft flesh
Brain turned to a hive
Where the thoughts are many legged
Each pulse a bite from your infection.
I wish to feed, on your disease
I crave the rotten cure
You provide.
I need your penicillin
The purifying impurity
I require your sickly sweet
Surgery, silencing the
Many crawling things
When we are intertwined.
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Funhouse Mirror
What is a face?
Atop your skull, a disgrace
A waste of space you cannot embrace
Leading you through a place
In your mind
What is there to find?
Who is there to find?
Would it be so unkind
To say the face you hide
In the mirror,
No more clearer,
Is mine?
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Butcher’s Invitation
Wrapped in butcher’s twine,
Dejected: they intertwine
A captive audience
To the Butcher’s mind
As it speaks, a lullaby:
’Let the meat rest
Soundly in the meadow’s breast
Let it count mutton, lamb:
So called ‘Sheep’
There it may sleep.
In the field where corpses
Grow in petals
Darling meadows
Where she can die.’
She fights, biting at the twine
She will not lay, not let the butcher dine
She refuses to yield
Though all the signs she is given
Say, tomorrow is another dayAnd she’ll live to see it
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Mourning
Missing, gone to a foreign land
Understand there is not but pictures to
Remember his face, his smile, his humour
Details that granted her peace
Estranged from her now.
Remembering his body next to hers
Empty space in her bed
Dead air at the dining table.
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Requiem For A Man
I hate my flesh
Thus within, a desire runs wild
To slash, to be defiled
To cleave away the
bloated carrion in the mirror.
O, to rid myself of this
Mangled motley of meats
Rip to reveal
The pink of guts, the blue of veins
And last, the pale purity of bone.
Glassy eyes stare back
Like roadkill, long gone
The coyotes come to feed
On the flesh, on the fear
Of a form splayed out
In unholy openness
Remains, not to be seen.
I crave to be consumable
Digestible for one and all so
Pluck my teeth out, sew me shut
Leave a wound, pink and gaping to
Fill with the warm pearl white
Of teeth tearing through me.
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Doves
Like a dove
Dead on the ground:
Purity spread wide with a bloody gash
An axe’s slice between soft pale
Flesh like her heart, throbbing
Buried in her ribcage eagerly
The surgeon sucks the wound
To pull the venom out.
Her lips a cherry bomb bursting
Into flames
Which lick gently
Deflowering fields with wildfire
Burning with passionate abandon.
Divinity aches in the skin, the purest
Ivory teeth cut it free
Along the wrist and the thigh
Sanguine spirit pouring
Like red wine from
The nymph’s lips.
Tension building
Like gas below a corpse’s skin
And thus comes sickly
Sweet relief, sweet release
The purest putrefaction
Fecund and foul as
The body bursts.
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Heart-shaped Coffin
Her face as soft as mud
After the rain comes
Washing away hope, choking
With mud rising
Tightening in my throat.
Her laugh makes the world close in
Brought towards the pit
In my stomach.
Her skin like cherry wood
Eyes like hinges, rusted shut:
She is a coffin, trapping me in
The earth’s cold embrace.
I fear to go too fast,
To squirm out much too soon
As her smile
Takes my breath away.
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Pulmonary Hymn
Cough up rose petals, Catching
Thorns inside creating crimson
Paint on her lips as jowls redden
A beauty laid in peace.
That flattering malady
Macerating to a masterpiece, her
Orchids fade as her roses come in
White lilies ‘round her bed
Like a halo on her head.
As the plants in winter
She falters, faded - thinning
Sweet, subtle decay.
Passing placid, pale and
Painted on a plaque, the
Picture of beauty:
Buried.
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