Stark RecognitionA Poem by Nobody.Stark Recognition Dark forest eyes impose fear like an ancient Transylvanian castle. When the smile comes, I feel unseen fangs sink into my neck. Screams refuse to materialize: Feels like rodents have chewed through my vocal cords again, and the repairman won’t be here soon. The old gnarly demon, long-roosted in the Texas of my belly, has set his nest aflame, and defected to the Iowa of my chest. Meanwhile, outside of the temple ruins, she and I walk over the icy remains of shattered church bells, and speak in tongues about pre-bought burial plots. I wonder if she’s noticed my packed bags, hunched down in the bottom of the closet, like an illegal refugee hidden from her Gestapo stares and dragon-toothed snaps. When she asks if I love her, I know that I’ll never escape this pretty gulag’s embrace. I am doomed to a deeper understanding and shackled in the arms of a Death Angel.
I suppose the next step is marriage. © 2011 Nobody.Featured Review
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