old bucket backA Poem by CameronCling
to a bullet In
your battered lung And
think of the mothers sitting at home With
their daughters &
perusing home maker catalogs with Sexy
NO NEVERMIND Olive
green frumpy aprons and shoes And
the children groaning in the kitchen Oh
you’re bitchin’ With
your bloodied hands and Sick
on the land Vile,
potent CIGARETTES In
her clawed fingers Her
breath lingers In
the air-conditioned car Infecting
the pleather with her lazy Demon
spirit Men
who give their life away to battle Women
who give their life away to MEN Bulbous
girth bellies Stretched
skin and veins that represent The
ocean in your soul Wait,
I take it back That
old Sold Ghoul
of a cliché It’s
actually the blue gravel under the tennis players feet After
a miscarriage When
the blood that was her Helena/Hunter pools To
the center of the court Leaving
the gravel a maroon color The
same color of the dry smock I wore At
my menial job in the grocery store Right
there I
never pulled my hair back again And
so it goes, becoming her veins Tied
into knots to
keep the space filled And
she so willed For
a change And
he pulled the bullet from his Pulitzer
Prize winning purple heart At
least now it’s purple And
she watched, constantly birthing More
grief and resentment As
he watches through you and your Battered
p***y with contemptment Your
pummeled body, still full of Max’s And
Mary’s and maybe even a John
Jr. That’s
your own bullethole Your
own unhealed wound The
glistening pink hued bullet keeps passing through Farther
up the more he can squeeze through He’s
aiming for the command center in your brain And
one day he’s going to shoot right through
it © 2011 Cameron |
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Added on April 11, 2011 Last Updated on April 11, 2011 Author
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