CelebrityA Poem by Nobody.Celebrity When
she strode innocently into the unsacred chamber, It was
as if God had farted. The air became an intoxicant. We
all pretended it was just Night Jasmine Blooming.
Then, we pounced. She
was extraordinary from every angle: Too
beautiful to be human, Too avant garde
to be understood, Too
familiar to be alien; Some strange
new elemental being Somersaulting
in the space between fire and ice. So, we
put her on our shiny-paged pedestals, Pumped her
full of designer narcotics, And sucked
her sweet red nectar from the tap. Then,
we cut her open and played with her glittery guts. When
that didn’t satiate are hungers, We painted
toilet stall limericks on the walls of her soul. She seemed allergic to our brutal adorations: Genlty swatting us away with her soft tiny hands.
Jilted, We slapped her back with a wrecking ball.
We
plucked her butterfly wings And dropped
her lifeless corpse into the golden Paparazzi
spider web. Then,
it got ugly. Now,
she’s sitting in some fancy rehab center Trying to
remember her real name and original cup size Like a dazed
and wounded mascara raccoon Slow-cooking
beneath a 50,000 Lamp spotlight. And the
circling vultures sing in eerie harmony: “What a
filthy s**t!!! I knew
from the beginning she was evil. She
deserves what she gets!” To me,
it seems a bit cruel; Like
getting out of the car and angrily Dancing
on the puppy You just
ran over. The
corpses of endless similar victims are buried Beneath
the T.V. remote button That changes
the channel. And,
yet, There’s a line of spotless lambs That stretches around the globe, All waiting
for a chance to jump into that Sexy grave.
And the flashbulbs keep popping. © 2011 Nobody.Featured Review
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