Replacing Doom

In search of olden days
Of a younger I of which
I dreamt

I went off in pursuit
To replace the doom
I carried around inside me

The corridors of power
With a blazing gun in my hand
Killing Nazis whenever found

In search of olden days
Of a younger I of which
I dreamt

The forrests of power now looming
The call of duty of modern warfare
Beckoning; so far no Nazis in sight
Only death reoccurring -- fast

Special Regret (meow)

I shave my balls and wait for the
Penny to drop. The bouncing fires of
Hades matter, like time and the
Beating of hearts.

I wear your earrings as a token,
Stolen; like the skin I broke as I
Pushed right through; I’m sorry.

I walk in your shoes, high-heeled &
Covered with lipstick; bleeding.

I am a vibrating pussy now; kneeling

I am so dripping wet; but for you I am just a

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Special

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Regret

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Wooly Dreams

Days without sleep
I sit down without
Thinking

Forehead hitting edge of
Table & I bleed
Profucely

I remember enjoying silence
Masturbation among the
Sheep

Days without sleeping
Without orgasm or
Progress

Days speaking of the Otherworld
To this world and the
Weary

Mindless sheep with
Wooly dreams which I cut
Without bleeding

As a child I liked chocolate milk

As a child I liked chocolate milk, hot and
White bread; dipping

I now mix the powdered chocolate
With vodka: to recreate the feeling

I fail with my endeavour
(I fail at most things…)
I blame bad parenting
Or the lack of --

French bread

When Funny goes to die

When funny goes to die // slowly through illness // terminally ill goes stumbling and dies // right there before us - funny has died // there are only tears left here // not of the happy type // not the type they deserve // a funny man // a funny woman // funny has died // rest in peace

Daily Dally

Your daily routine
The contemplation of experiences
Or that which you call life
will to a greater extent improve
Once you realise that
in an equation of only constants —

There can be no variety

lights out

The recycling of souls never triggered the warning light. Not that it would have mattered, the bulb broke aeons ago

the long walk

Forever is a long walk
On crutches down a
Slippery slope

I fell hard as a youth and
Not sorry to say
I am still

sliding

1st.

As far as time-lines go
I named her my first,
Not knowing her actual gender
I found her sleeping rough,
Beneath a pile of books
I called her pretty,
my dear Roseanna I convey this
In the toungue of the ancient mariner,
I cared for her so blessed life
I carried her with me until her birth,
But without knowing and intention
I failed her as any parent would,
Not knowing her actual gender
I named her my first, my all
With her legacy intact
She now calls me fool,
I hesitate to argue
This smallest of truths,
My first, my unborn

will still be you
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