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Staring out of the window a blank stare Radiates outwards, cold methodical Unfeeling of what is seen. "What do you think, As not even a glimmer of life breathes forth A reply, and they just stare at the film reel Of scenery that leaves eyes behind. "We'll be their soon, don't worry, Head leans forward as eyes brushed closed, Nothing is missed it wasn't the others times When eyes stared to long now closed. "What shall I do with you, "I know I spy, No answer comes back, just silent, vacant stillness. "Fine be like that see if I care, Dried up roses sit on the back seat. petals Scattered over the vacant area, others Dyeing an old wet jacket soiled and haggard. "May I borrow that I have some thing in my teeth, "Don't worry Ill give it you back, He leans over, and removes it, making an Unpleasant squelch as if not wishing to Let loose that which is desired. "Look I gave you to look after, "Not to own its mine, With a final pull taken with force. Picking slowly at that piece of burger stuck Lodged in-between two teeth, them a bump. "Holy mother of crap, "This is your fault for not releasing it when I asked, As blood seeps from a lip, teeth bathed in droplets Of crimson smudged with every painful lick and Touch of their grazed lip. "Here have it back, "It was mine, but now I'll... I'll..., "Who am I kidding, not like it can do anything else, Sitting back in the car a hanky chief held tightly Between teeth lip and tongue. Were here now? Don't look so shocked, as headlights glare. "Now look I prepared it for your arrival, "Always best to plan ahead, A picnic sheet, is laid on the dry grass, and then As a stiff crack is heard echoing out, from Where rigor-mortis  has set in like stone. "Wow maybe I drove a little too long this time, "But you liked the views didn't you, As the knife again pulled out of their chest, wiped upon the sheet.  it was a cheap thing Only good was to wrap up unwanted things "Good as new, Sweat drips on the ground, as the shovel tightens the shallow graves soil, Leaves pulled from the boot cover evenly. "Another one rested, I do enjoy these drives, "Next one may have to be shorter? Getting in to the car looking at the empty seat, Thinking of how soon another like ones Before will sit in that seat and enjoy the ride.
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Sep 2, 2015
Sep 2, 2015 at 4:41 PM UTC
Taking In The Scenery
Staring out of the window a blank stare Radiates outwards, cold methodical Unfeeling of what is seen. "What do you think, As not even a glimmer of life breathes forth A reply, and they just stare at the film reel Of scenery that leaves eyes behind. "We'll be their soon, don't worry, Head leans forward as eyes brushed closed, Nothing is missed it wasn't the others times When eyes stared to long now closed. "What shall I do with you, "I know I spy, No answer comes back, just silent, vacant stillness. "Fine be like that see if I care, Dried up roses sit on the back seat. petals Scattered over the vacant area, others Dyeing an old wet jacket soiled and haggard. "May I borrow that I have some thing in my teeth, "Don't worry Ill give it you back, He leans over, and removes it, making an Unpleasant squelch as if not wishing to Let loose that which is desired. "Look I gave you to look after, "Not to own its mine, With a final pull taken with force. Picking slowly at that piece of burger stuck Lodged in-between two teeth, them a bump. "Holy mother of crap, "This is your fault for not releasing it when I asked, As blood seeps from a lip, teeth bathed in droplets Of crimson smudged with every painful lick and Touch of their grazed lip. "Here have it back, "It was mine, but now I'll... I'll..., "Who am I kidding, not like it can do anything else, Sitting back in the car a hanky chief held tightly Between teeth lip and tongue. Were here now? Don't look so shocked, as headlights glare. "Now look I prepared it for your arrival, "Always best to plan ahead, A picnic sheet, is laid on the dry grass, and then As a stiff crack is heard echoing out, from Where rigor-mortis  has set in like stone. "Wow maybe I drove a little too long this time, "But you liked the views didn't you, As the knife again pulled out of their chest, wiped upon the sheet.  it was a cheap thing Only good was to wrap up unwanted things "Good as new, Sweat drips on the ground, as the shovel tightens the shallow graves soil, Leaves pulled from the boot cover evenly. "Another one rested, I do enjoy these drives, "Next one may have to be shorter? Getting in to the car looking at the empty seat, Thinking of how soon another like ones Before will sit in that seat and enjoy the ride.
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Sep 2, 2015
Sep 2, 2015 at 4:41 PM UTC
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