Prising through the fog like creeping fingers headlights approach slowly, glaring and foul from beneath the obscurement of mist, a demoniac engine gurgles and growls.
A 1958 Plymouth Fury, one beauty of a car, spoilers whistling, axels whispering
[THIEF]
ancient, but without sentiment - the grills above her bumper curved into slender-hooked teeth
blood-red and fat, a body that's sleek, bloated, ready to chastise; one twisted zygote, a devil's reject - from the depths of a broken heart, tendrils of fury begin to rise
blue-smoke billowing behind in transient swirls, my mind bends as reality curls, still lay here and she's getting closer -
and closer -
[- oh leave me be -
- just let me go -
- crawl someplace where your face won't show -]
She can't understand that my love for her is no longer, she can't seem to understand that my resistance to her charms is so much stronger -
and still she speeds along the highway taking the night and violently painting it red, her wheels squealing towards the dusty asphalt where I lie my head,