A Mall's Horror Vacui

A Mall's Horror Vacui

A Poem by Onoma

an entourage of black & white monsters
rabidly collapse--on a mall's glassy floor.
itching away at pixelation, retaining the
right to crudity.
the mall's scent marketing spreads its
delicious mist around yellow hazard signs,
methodically placed around hinterland's 
embattled fringe.
the horror vacui of a mall, full stop.
the Art Brut of the disciple that got away,
having escaped from a c**k's forth crow, or
Judas' Romanesque royalties.
the unnoticed figure that whistles apart the
mall's glass ceiling, rubs his eyes to reveal
St. John of Patmos sucking out the soupy eyes
of lambs.
shaking free an extra large fountain soda from
Christ's right hand--dissolved by flavor.
denominational puddles rising from the mall's
glassy floor, as Christ hacks up demonic roars
as he's assailed by children.
whose parents wander off to grope a voluptuousness
that sheds their hands, all over the place.
a pendulously oversexed wash of half-baked
murder, as if a feather could be roused from an
indeterminate wing.
the adjourned high courts of dream.

© 2024 Onoma


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Added on June 14, 2024
Last Updated on June 14, 2024