I’m in love with the black leather lily Sequin rose: she was looking so good That rock’n’roll woman Singing on a countryside stage Doused in pink and blue light
I’m once bitten But twice aggressive I’m hungry and I’m craving I don’t have a record Of either the rock’n’roll Or cell block persuasions But I’ll be doing my time Somewhere soon
Love bites on my neck Imaginary and sensual I know what I want And I know how to get it But I can’t seem to kick myself off And there’s no one who clicks And there’s no one who would meet My tongue with their tongue Let alone my voice, with their notes
I’m looking for something I wouldn’t call it rare But I’m questioning the scarcity I want something stimulating Intellectually and sexually By the look in your eye So clueless and vacant I know that I’m not going to find it Any time soon
There’s a feeling that I’m chasing The humming and the strumming Of a sanctified guitar And the lips of a poet Which aren’t mine It’s electric and eclectic A bohemian mind But I’m stuck in suburbia
Lipstick swatches On the back of my hand A trio of matte hues But the one I wear With a virginal kiss The colour’s called Girl next door But I haven’t been The girl next door for a while now
I would like to dedicate this poem to the lead singer of the band, The Preatures.