kiss me (says he, maybe she) cut up on the sharpness of lips and teeth
she is that thing - about plastic flowers; they never wilt on you and stay young and beautiful as long as you care to see them
kiss me like real people do when they touch don’t quiver or glimmer just bruise like decayed fruit and bleed as freely
and the flowers, plastic flowers - smelling just as sweet with sprays of perfume sweating ugly juniper fragrance dripping down spines like dew
**** me she says, definitely she says *******, wide open eyes to creep inside him (or him, perhaps) and she could with her fingers stop his breath and she might if the light hits his eyes just right
burning flowers smells worse when plastic like explosives like fat in a deep-fryer crisping like bodies in a burning house - three bodies, two bodies, and a burning house
**** me like a litany **** me like you promised me **** me in fields of plastic peonies just **** me* and you’ll love me you’ll see
i re-read fight club and i have *feeeelings* sorry