Stephen King claims that we all have a "carnivorous instinct" that calls on us to release our true nature. Our true natures include those instincts for survival including "our blood lust." His reasoning is that we all have the "subterranean river running beneath our minds". It is that which keeps control of those instincts in us but the "alligators," the tendencies, want to be released, like carnivorous animals. They want us to act on our carnivorous instincts. Since we all have these tendencies there has to be a way to pacify them to keep them from coming out. So he reasons that as long as these "alligators" are fed then there would be no harm done to anyone. He proposes that seeing horror movies is a way that we "feed the alligators".
Reading this poem brought to mind that bit of information.
Ed's review made me laugh..
I know you might hate what i am about to do in midst of a review..but *leaps from my seat and hugs...well i just read that this is a purge and if this is so,i do want to ask what's wrong..
That apart,this is different,flying with rage to the core.I love the metaphor and also the line 'appeasing my inner blood lust'..trust me everyone has this inner blood lust,not all of us know how to name this.It was just last week i was throwing the kitchen utensils here and there...course i was alone though :)
karma is a b***h...stay cool, they win when they distraught and crumple life, be there for her, she needs strength and compassion about her, trust..she's lucky to have you.
when i was a boy almost all girls were sissies, but like many things, things have changed, and the jerks better watch out; them sissies can flat kick your a*s
Playful and eager to explore new styles of writing, and to hone my skills. i'm reaching a point now where i can write a poem and be able to say that it is something i really like. I'm an avid reader, .. more..