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you enter my dreams with such audacious curiousity;

examined the void with intellect- deprived precision,

inspected every crevice painted in colour.

you left the blue for last because you say

the amphetamine matches my eyes.

 

you sample every syllable ever borne from my mouth,

denude the metaphors to their unchaste nakedness,

reach inside for unfleshly meaning.

you say all my filthy secrets implode into

ugly saliva bubbles on the brim of my tongue

and that is why you bite it off.

 

 

 

you make the drain spin out water. you make reverse hurricanes.

 

 

 

you euthanise my suffering mind with vulgarity and sliver-veined chalks.

i like it when the moon is yellow and not white.

spread me across your bones, you make me cold

**** in flesh. you wear me on your head as you would a stubborn fever.

you lick the lily, burn away its petals and

then you use the ashes in your next drag.

 

 

there are ghosts in your hair, they want idiosyncratic judgments.

they want anatomised angels and amputated wings.

they want ribs, signals, vessels and chlorine and aileron segments.

and electric ***

 

 

i am thinking of lexemes and lycoris, the vulnerability of artlessness,

prosthetic fingers and cigarettes, the umbrella under metal rain.

i only remember realities when they are expired.

the ribbon between cognition and the ventriloquist.

the psychology in undesired sentences.

this is the only immortality you and i may share; amongst ourselves

like teenagers filching answers before algebra, like dealers exchanging

eight-balls, pipes and profanity, like animals in chemical heat.

this vanilla immortality that we no longer need.

 

 

 

i'm watching the end of the world

 

from underneath your clothes.

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Written by
entropik
American
Published
Nov 1, 2010
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sometimes i have to write horrible poems to remind myself of some things;;

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