for those who are interested in where this poem/construct is going The interesting thing about the number 8 is that it is a mirror image of itself. up down, left or right.& turn it on its side and it could be thought of as the sign for infinity .
Hover sweet Heather, over the clover, under the thunder of the insect dragon. Heal sweet Heather, heal the hurt, remove the dirt from my beer sausage; from my wretched, twisted and demented circuitry.
"Bring me my hot dog" my dear Debbie moans. Morbid sighs, silken thighs, conceal the African butterfly.
"Buffy, Buffy , roughy toughy" the bit*h barks to her demanding dog friend. "Buffy, Buffy, I've had enoughy!"
Painted lips, spill over hospital white. Chunks and hunks. Flotsam and jetsam of yesterdays lunch.
"Shaddap Shaddap!" her gray head shakes, quivers and quakes, dispelling myths of flying flakes. Dispersing moths, displaying snakes.
Slowly, the dragon coaxes his slow but precise ambulatory apparatus. Deep from within the primal mind, We all exude marvelous exhortations, excretions and exhibitions. Yet as the dragons glassy, languid, beaded eyes fix upon our hapless hero, So is his innocence consumed.
Never shall I wade, Never shall I slip. Into the depths, Into the ooze. Into the warm anesthetic flow of self ingratiation, of fetid tumescent narcissism.
Nor shall I venture into the arenas; Into those meat-rending chambers of razor- tongued, blunt- brained image brokers. Rather that the screeching, grunting warthogs and jackals of the underworld should feast upon my stinking flesh.
The thick chair cups the fat *** of the pencil cop. Meeting adjourned and he's once again Lincoln Continental safe, speeding home. "Darling will you rub my legs?' he begs as his pink lips abandon the spittle of his helplessness.
Fat turns to wax.
He slides between the sheets of their king-sized double crypt. Only to find the mannequin gone.
Staring into the concentric light of the insect disturbance; Daring to spot the brain pool with the random chariot of God, The worm moans its spotted fate.
Into the cottoned peel of a black orange the small boy peers.
How long must the plastic leg spring into the eye of the grasshopper? Must the brass be stolen from the nectar of our asteroid? Dark blue will receive next week's space-pin, effortlessly swallowed by the cool ether of nothing.
Hover sweet Heather, over the clover, under the thunder of the insect dragon. Heal sweet Heather, heal the hurt, remove the dirt from my beer sausage; from my wretched, twisted and demented circuitry.
"Bring me my hot dog" my dear Debbie moans. Morbid sighs, silken thighs, conceal the African butterfly.
"Buffy, Buffy , roughy toughy" the bit*h barks to her demanding dog friend. "Buffy, Buffy, I've had enoughy!"
Painted lips, spill over hospital white. Chunks and hunks. Flotsam and jetsam of yesterdays lunch.
"Shaddap Shaddap!" her gray head shakes, quivers and quakes, dispelling myths of flying flakes. Dispersing moths, displaying snakes.