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baby, hurt
why did you have to be so beautiful?
when you can get away, you make the thirty mile drive
out to my cabin. you bring romance & music, in an
attempt the shatter the gloominess within these worried
walls. but the gloom is too thick.
I’ve told you to leave the romance behind, I crave only
the sex. you come here to be my whore.
in the back room, the old oak desk bears the burden of
my dishonorable past in loose diaries. stacks of bent &
broken poems, travesties that pleaded to be written.
when we fuck, you are on your hands & knees, as I impale
you savagely from behind, like a hideous, demented thing.
this act of love is not meant to love you, but to hurt you –
two holes: twice the torment.
at the moment of my bitter release, you turn to face me,
( a monolith of cock, & nothing more)
my ejaculate storms, to stain & give credence to your prettiness.
I grab your hair & slap you then, your left cheek, your right
cheek. you suffer, you suffer for me, as your tears merge
with the dripping gobs.
then I stand back to assess what I have made of you:
a weeping Madonna.
…my shotgun hangs apprehensively on a rack. I took one
bullet & carved you name on it, in rococo lettering. not your
nickname but your full name, to get the utmost impact of
your beauty. it’s my greatest work of art.
I’m saving it for when you leave me…
(Art: Duboscq-Soleil)
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