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Mother threw me away ****** me in and spit me out The pavement still tastes like your thighs Like bubble gum underneath the chemistry table Where I first held hands with Some other girl I loved Not knowing her reaction but We burned flowers cut with kitchen knives. I woke up to ashes lining my breakfast Tongue thick with Amaryllis Thinking if God asks you my name Say serpent, Say hello — A disaster of two elements You and me If we combined Our neon wrists. Does Ares care about How I touch you, with the lights off You tell me the walls Already know What I do with my wolf teeth And your caffeinated bellybutton, They find you in three nights. Rebirth is not as kind To my combusting spine, replace Ghost sin with your birth right Jacob’s carnage I paid for with eyelashes, Long glances — my dignity Wrapped in ****** white, and impotent boy skin Becomes a coffin.
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 11:41 PM UTC
Vienna Sickness
Mother threw me away ****** me in and spit me out The pavement still tastes like your thighs Like bubble gum underneath the chemistry table Where I first held hands with Some other girl I loved Not knowing her reaction but We burned flowers cut with kitchen knives. I woke up to ashes lining my breakfast Tongue thick with Amaryllis Thinking if God asks you my name Say serpent, Say hello — A disaster of two elements You and me If we combined Our neon wrists. Does Ares care about How I touch you, with the lights off You tell me the walls Already know What I do with my wolf teeth And your caffeinated bellybutton, They find you in three nights. Rebirth is not as kind To my combusting spine, replace Ghost sin with your birth right Jacob’s carnage I paid for with eyelashes, Long glances — my dignity Wrapped in ****** white, and impotent boy skin Becomes a coffin.
Vienna Sickness is a working title, it will probably change, I'm really bad with titles. If you can think of any titles, please comment them. I am really free to suggestions.
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 11:41 PM UTC
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