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Onoma Jun 14
Monsters don't really evolve, their

horror does.

They don't find themselves thru fear.

One never thinks of them in embryonic

fluid, but pushed out of a bramble.

Unquestioned middle age.

Moving by way of unprocessed screams.

A mass that blocks the whole movie

screen, densifying epiphany.

A domestic situation in an abyss,

as record states what lives alone.

He tidies up places animals chose to die.

He was living inside the currogated

dents of a water bottle, when he

realized fingers did the same to him.

Feeling that someone loved him for

the role, is when he became one.
Onoma Jun 14
The lingering concern

of perfume's inner distance.

The clapper of a black rose--

a deepsea downpour.

A submission graceful

enough, as not to have been.

Is when her scent's allayed,

rends those.
Onoma Jun 14
As the horde scandalized: The Oscars
for best village idiot, Jezebel captured
kindness & did things to it.
As they fumbled & bumbled to be looked
after, to come to mean no harm--Jezebel
opened an underground soup kitchen
for her generational curse.
They all came with their bowls, coveting
the recipe.
Jezebel made kindness smile for all the
wrong reasons, like she rehearsed at
home--or else.
Jezebel did whatever it took to discipline
the dark arts.
Worked a burning candle inside her, to raise the pitch of words.
Then fell on a blank page like a bored
tormentor.
Where poetry did everything she said.
She cackled as village idiots were charmed by her words, & the odd ****
that said: Who, me?
Until a Jnani slurped down the bowl, named every ingredient & burped.
Onoma Jun 13
Nightfall grew out of itself, like the

vigil of a vigil.

As Central Park was corraled between.

Everyone stuck around, because it

wasn't their time--like those two.

Led out to where nightfall could go

no further--there was just what stood

stood for it now.

There they stood next to one another,

letting go of hands for the first time.

To hear a cello command Bethesda

Terrace.

As soon as it came to life, it bellowed

lifetimes--one let go into another.

Its sound made archways the height

of what passes through.

Its unbearable ache grew in them.

The burden of nightfall was theirs alone.

They knew it--they just did, now there's

no coming back.
Onoma Jun 12
The outdoor chess table they first sat
across, was a kingdom's polarity off the
grid.
Moments before Manhattan tethered its
faintest sway--her face stumbled.
Went side to side, revealing it can live
with anything--because of how much is
dead.
The world grabbed her by the face, as she
smiled.
A well ordered paranoia always about to
drop something, a red-faced frustration
an excuse me away from unrecognizable.
Her burnt out awe pained him, because
she didn't believe it.
How she cherry picked disappointment
when he'd become overly natural, which
she mistrusted.
During a sketchy phone call at rush hour,
she temporarily lost sight of him.
When he relieved a crowd, she told him
she thought he abandoned her.
Onoma Jun 11
Hecate holds her stomach,

shuffling the locus of her feet.

Humming how their rhythm

goes, is how darkness stays

calm.

In there are plans Hecate

never went thru with--

now even the moon won't

have her.

Head down, marked by

threes that can't get over

that one.
Onoma Jun 10
The cheese-chastity

of her slit, let out

her face.

As she pressed the

purity of prayer beads

to her lips, like a

***** on the lam.
*Queen Airbnb
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