Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Tickled feet

why do you tickle my feet?
do you not see, it is callous
from no socks on cold floors
to standing all day in the hot sun with heels
it is varicose legs, with a third eye
it is no smoother than a baby's bum
but it gets me to you,
truth be told.
so ok, i guess you could.
go ahead, just tickle it then.

You were missed.

When i first drowned you
all i could see was your lips
it bubbled the only life you had left
i held you down tighter without regret
then cried for you because you couldnt.
i felt the guilt that ran threw my veins
boiled with thick blood and rage.
i laughed of joy and held you down further
but soon it left me, you left me.
i became all alone.
I missed you that day.

My muse

Your breasts are like bowling balls at war
it scrunches my hand with no space in the crease
it suffocates and my pores are clogged
i need to separate them, but where's my other hand?
Oh there it is...also stuck in between.

When you squashed my eyeballs.

Slippery eyes, dripping in red
painful and tender, was crushed like jam
lifeless i stood, awaiting my faith
but darkness prevailed, hypnotized, i cramped.
Piercing like stabbed wounds, i stab you
i stab me, we dripped again in red
i was just lost, i had no eyes
but i got you, i did, my friend
So turn around and reach for my hand
and go ahead cry to sleep
eat my salmon on the table
but i can't see anymore, don't worry
i won't make a peep.

...growing pains.

don't stare at me, with your impulsive brain
that scaly skin and scorching face
your breath so bare of bacterial infection
scour those scheming hands.
i'm embarrassed, you shameless wreck
its unbearable to look, the sting of my eyes
made by your own disgrace.
Leave, run, faster than the speed of light
you are like a leech, sucking on every life.
how incredibly inconsiderate for you to be well
you soundless pervading mold of still.