I. Nothing Personal
There's a dead girl
splayed out on South street;
the slit-tit-to-twat reflex
of some human situation left to gel on the drag-
filleted in fuck-me rags with scream-pink thongs
yanked to dangle from an ankle
like the sex-crime victim in a Russ Meyer flick
but that's not Shari Eubank
face-up in technicolor,
mudhoney hair clotted to a curb;
just another vixen caught without her bad-bitch suit
when something smiled too long, stood too close-
kissed and told us all
what really happens when the movie's over.
II. While The Movie Played
Watch.
Closer than
this; lash to lid-
questions bead
on skin and something
answers:
nothing personal.
Just circumstance
caught without pomp
outside the angelica-
no resistance,
no matter.
Listen.
Harder than
that; lip to lobe-
something sniggers
it's all going to end,
nothing's everafter-
nothing personal.
5 comments:
Not bad, but it needs to be messier. Maybe less alliteration would help.
Can't help it. I'm Alliter-sensitive...but I thank you for reading here.
I've been looking through a number of your poems and am impressed. I've added you to my blogroll, hope that's okay! x
Holy frijoles.
"the slit-tit-to-twat reflex"
Wonderful line.
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