I had a dream last night Of being pursued by a murderer A homicidal man, whom I'd seen **** Again and again, with merciless vulgarity And who hunted me like prey.
But as I fled him, he knew my habits He foresaw my strategy to escape He discovered me.
And in the raw terror of that exposure Scrambling before him, in the dirt At the height of my adrenaline I came to a jolting, sick realization That I was enraptured by him
And all his poison His carnivorous mania, and blood-drenched agenda And I felt the Hunger in his approach
And simply waited there, suspended In that loathsome state of horrified ardency For him to Consume me. And it was not in the frenzied seizure of awakening But only after a lengthy absorption, when I noticed
That I called it a dream, rather than a nightmare.