Dear Francine,
I wish I wasn’t gagged, so I could tell you what’s been on my mind using spoken words–instead of grunts and vowels blocked by a slobbery rubber ball. I wish I wasn’t deaf, so that I could hear your heart breaking when you read this letter. Most of all, I wish I wasn’t blind, so I could see your face when you’ve seen what I had the boy down the street do to your things (serves you right, you fecalphiliac).
Category: Creative Writing
gone and gone again, lies writhing on the ground
cracked little skull, smashed brains and bones
yearned to be back home
wanted to be free
day in and day out
eyes would be searching, mind would be wand’ring
looked to the stars, looked at the sky
wanted to be high
wanted to be free
sunrise and sunshine
the light on the window pane
burning the shadows, obscuring the light
adored the stark night
wanted to be free
men and children,
their faces cracked, shalacked and shattered
with their broken eyes and swollen hearts
playing in the dark arts
wanted to be free
flying and falling through space
Daedalus has gone to the sun
his wings have melted, burned away
he wanted to be free, just for a day
he’s free now, free from his body
he’s free now, free as the air
he’s free now, free from his cares
he’s free now, free from everything
The Pigeon
So I was sitting outside this morning, enjoying the cool air and warm sun dance on my face and cheeks. I was about to pull out a a little book and read for a wee bit. Then, all of a sudden, a pigeon landed nearby me, and he asked me a light. Of course, I didn’t have a lighter or any matches, so away the pigeon stormed, leaving me to dwell in my newly formed valley of confusion and befuddlement. I sat there, trying to focus on the words in my book, but with a overarching cloud of disarray hovering above me. Moments later, the pigeon came back smoking his cigarette. “Thanks for nothing,” he said, and with that he cooed. Not a friendly “hello” coo, but a “you better get the heck out of here before I go medieval on your ass” coo. I learned this in hindsight, unfortunately. After his “wrath of God” coo, which I mistook for a “can I get a Cheet-o, buddy?” coo, the sky filled with gray. I looked up just in time to see a tempest of pigeons. Suffice to say, pigeons and I aren’t really on the best of terms anymore.
The Heroin
So I have received a few messages on the seamy nature of my past few posts, and I will admit they were in bad taste. I will have you know, however, that yesterday’s lurid tale of a goat, his lover, and his semen came from the mouth of Hollywood heartthrob, and current star of The Wedding Planner, Matthew McConoughey. Not me. But onto today’s brief tale of confusion…
Bathe me in the lavishry
Of your shining arms.
Look down on me and smile.
Open your haughty heart
And receive my tiny body.
Hold me up, never down.
O heavenly beacon,
Your summery hands
Touch my cheeks,
Warm my skin, my soul.
Scathe me in the savagery
Of your biting arms.
Loom above my head and frown,
Unsheathe your sweltering sword,
And release my tiny body.
Heat me up, hold me down.
This heathenly beacon,
Its simmering hands
Scorch my skin,
Burn my sins, my soul.