With long flowered fingers you could explore your head your very own head (your very own head) pry apart the skull with red-painted fingernails that scrape and scratch your skin eat out your brain Eat out your brain
Child of the mountains, reined on your very own moss, grown in your garden outside of a crude stone cottage next to a murky brown creek, mossbeds surrounded by rounded stones, all chocolate-ebony and smelling of earth
that is when you have to pull out your cultured claws and eat out your brain. Your very own brain.
You wish you could paint those talons and set them on a purse and force your fat scaly body into a pretty dress your elongated wide feet into heels and dance.
But you eat out your brain Burn the ends of your fingers no fraying here, You eat out your brain, like a slushy, so sticky, so smooth so stringy.