Femme Fatale II
Femme Fatale
Venge Binge
Wait up for me, boy
and you best leave the light off for me
you don’t wanna see me comin’
through the dark
I’ll be pregnant with rage
and you’re due to be the daddy
I wanna see the whites of your eyes
sunny side up,
your liver paired wonderfully with onions
an’ I won’t cry a single tear
I’ll be pounding you into skirt steak
with the knife set we got on our wedding day
and wearing the cloven hoofed cherry red stilettos
I bought on your credit
to match the splatters
every speck, atonement
for every drop of chardonnay, scotch and keystone
that replaced your vows
and how
I quit scoring my skin
to quiet your heart
and now mine screams
to tear yours through your ribs beating
to be julienned
and marinated in the cabernet reduction
it deserves
and for dessert,
your coque eclair
sans hair
on our formal china set
in the kitchen
with a candlestick
Sangrinora
Start with the ragged fleck of skin from my slender finger pulling slowly, like a runner root Let the fresh air be introduced to dermis wet with it’s raw awakening Shuck me like an onion shedding layers and forcing bleary tears .
Disrobe my entirety, freeing me from the suit of my bearing divorce the connective tissue My fluids and nectarous pith
are ripe like summer’s last plum Get at that rind like a kid on Christmas morn for I can sense how great your thirst .
Cup that sanguinal fluid, wring each limb thoroughly
careful not to spill a drop. Feel my plasmatic liquor soak your every last cell Juice it dry, so you can preserve and later savor that which deserves to be kept in a bottle
Dumpers and Intruders
These long, hot days, at the back door of summer, make for an altered landscape that mystifies me. The corn gets so tall that country roads, normally open with vast views of the smoggy horizon and distant subdivisions, become halls, decked in emerald paint, with only a view of the sapphire sky and the onyx mirage of carpet.
I can see why corn is such a fulcrum for a great horror movie. A farmer only has to water it until it’s time to tear it down. God only knows what can be going on inside that dense, short forest during that time.
When I was passing by a field the other day, I saw a dirty, run-down, brick colored Taurus parked along side of the road. The man was forcing down the trunk lid, and some eerie thoughts crept into my mind. I suppose farmers find a lot of freaky shit in those corn fields once harvest comes. And I’ll bet over the decades many a bloated body has been found within . If I were a killer, I suppose a corn field might buy me some time. So I guess one could say this is their favorite time of year.
There’s never been a body found on my father’s farm that I know of. There’s been trash dumped, some vandalism, theft, drunk drivers running into things, and a few break-ins. It’s a mystery how the drunk drivers got there (more than once). The farm is situated on a road that no one would travel unless they lived thereabouts. It is not a thoroughfare by any means.
Strange how a country home can be broken into more than a few times, but I have never once experienced a burglary for myself. We never lived on that farm. We’ve always lived in a neighborhood. I can imagine the sense of violation that occurs when somebody has had their home invaded.
But I am stepping outside of conventional thinking to wonder why it feels so bad to be violated.
Is it privacy boundaries? Is it fear of bodily harm?
I understand a loss of possessions causes a disturbance and inconvenience, but what I am scrutinizing is the feeling as if someone has crawled inside and ripped out your confidence. Or the feeling that someone is still watching you.
How is the feeling different if a family member sneaks into your room and goes through your things, or if a stranger goes through your things? The first elicits anger and betrayal, the second, a foreign feeling akin to rape emerges simply because you don’t know them and they don’t know you.
Chances are, they were not looking into your stuff as a means to know you better or gather information to plan a character attack. No, they just wanted your “stuff”.
So why does it feel so weird? It is merely an uninvited guest, who helped themselves to all your most expensive things.
Does anyone care to explain with great precision and more excellent wording than I can muster, the feeling when your home has been burglarized?
The wind: a breath, a current
Carniveralore
the target in the cross-hairs
My Reincarnate Besotted
Obliteration Alliteration
Pickinggrapes
This is where I want to bees.
You were buzzing around
I’ve been warned to steer clear
You were busy and I wanted to be…
With you
I followed you home
Into that hexagonal drone
And begged for a moment alone
Oh the look in your eyes eyes eyes
The rage and surprise
I could tell I was gonna get stung
I’m allergic, you know
I’ll die in your throes
And if you sting me, you’ll die in mine
Alas, taunted to no end
He clutched me and began
Abdomen, arched and driving
Injecting, stabbing, stinging
My heart slowing, my ears ringing
Warm sticky honey dripping down my thighs
Ohhhhhh the rage and surprise!