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the summary:
how i ruled a third-world country
with third-degree burns. or how i
lost my self-respect, lost my head.
lost my virginity. lost my sanity.
lost my face to a conflagration.
the moral:
what happens in vegas stays in vegas.
but we're in henderson or something.
what happens in your car stays
between our mouths, our lips,
and everyone else's, i suppose.
the setting:
the backseat of a mustang.
and the driver's seat. and
the passenger's seat. and
the seat that doesn't exist.
the plot:
i set rumours like wildfires
in the midst of flammable
forest-egos. i spread truth
like how i spread my legs,
like how an inferno spread
from my head to your bed
i might never lay in again.
the climax:
we're so anticlimactic.
the denouement:
combustion strikes chords
like matches, in my phallic
guitar (will you ever strum
it again?) incinerating the
emperor's throne of rueful
shame. call me tyrannous,
an incendiary dictator, and
watch as i allow noblemen
(and other desperate lords)
to leave hearts in ruins, or
ignore royal orders as they
destroy this proud kingdom.
ashes to ashes, lust to lust:
some arsonist's abdication
from a castle with no walls.
the present:
now i'm sick of infamously running
the monarchy of acknowledgment
that i never signed up for anyway.
this is me inserting an 's' in reign.
right between the vowels. i quit.
how i ruled a third-world country
with third-degree burns. or how i
lost my self-respect, lost my head.
lost my virginity. lost my sanity.
lost my face to a conflagration.
the moral:
what happens in vegas stays in vegas.
but we're in henderson or something.
what happens in your car stays
between our mouths, our lips,
and everyone else's, i suppose.
the setting:
the backseat of a mustang.
and the driver's seat. and
the passenger's seat. and
the seat that doesn't exist.
the plot:
i set rumours like wildfires
in the midst of flammable
forest-egos. i spread truth
like how i spread my legs,
like how an inferno spread
from my head to your bed
i might never lay in again.
the climax:
we're so anticlimactic.
the denouement:
combustion strikes chords
like matches, in my phallic
guitar (will you ever strum
it again?) incinerating the
emperor's throne of rueful
shame. call me tyrannous,
an incendiary dictator, and
watch as i allow noblemen
(and other desperate lords)
to leave hearts in ruins, or
ignore royal orders as they
destroy this proud kingdom.
ashes to ashes, lust to lust:
some arsonist's abdication
from a castle with no walls.
the present:
now i'm sick of infamously running
the monarchy of acknowledgment
that i never signed up for anyway.
this is me inserting an 's' in reign.
right between the vowels. i quit.
Literature
the reoccurring kind
awake
I gasp and
clasp you
tight
you smile and
kiss my eyes
and I
awake I
gasp and
clasp you
tight
you smile
and kiss my eyes
and I
awake I gasp
and clasp
you tight
you smile
and kiss my eyes
and I awake.
Literature
march.
i knew march.
birds chirped
beneath
my hands,
their bones
snapped
like ashen twigs.
i remained bare,
purpose not suffered
by adornments.
may was the missing
piece, his face
purple, touched
too hard by the angels.
i did not understand.
but i knew march
and it was enough.
be my silence; my sanctuary,
she sang.
but i could not be brave.
my arms did not reach god.
Literature
give me something poetic.
like the way the grass
sparkles
at dawn. scratch that,
too cliche. say,
shush, close your eyes
see the dawn
then forget. forget
because forgetting
is poetic. remember
your grandmother, sick
in the hospital, saying
the old should be beautiful.
this deserves
remembering.
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decrees declare you guilty of destroying innocence,
however, my long-awaited consent invalidates this.
however, my long-awaited consent invalidates this.
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wow. this is absolutely blood-freezing! it's bloody brilliant.
I love it.
I love you...it between the breaks, and occasionally during Monday's first coffee.
I love it.
I love you...it between the breaks, and occasionally during Monday's first coffee.