Solid effort stained my
middle finger yellow before nine
teen, a small foundation to steady perpetually
trembling fingers
as the others tap against the glass
my tongue runs along my lips
not rubbed out yet, despite
the constant application of a balm to
sooth and soften
blankly staring
tv blinking in the back
ground, at me
yelling about oil
split up into smaller parts and hanging
beneath the oceans top
of a man with rape in his
tool kit for
war, mass Viagra hand outs to help
control and fight and
f**k another generation
my foot beneath me taps in time
with the falling rain. I lean in and brush
my eyelashes against (the window)
tiny wing prints for the girl outside
to feel, she has no eyes
her face is blotchy grey and
purple, ring finger missing and where the soft
pouch of her stomach should
be is a hole.
Her rancid tongue licks
the glass.
I close my curtains