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Blind Date with Death
I asked Death
if madame took it up the ass
and what it felt like
sleeping with a stiff
in eternity's ice cold bed
So far
she didn't answer,
which suits me just fine
but I can't help wondering
how high I rate on her list
I almost asked
if on her wilder nights
Death plays peeping Tom
stalking the window of life
applauding every cigarette and shot
her shadow ready to pounce
on the foibles of an ailing heart
But she must hear that all the time
so then I thought maybe life's
plucked blind from the nest
a trembling baby bird
to be cupped in safer hands
away from Death's embrace
for a fleeting moment of joy
while the rest of eternity waits
which means not one of us
can ever quite learn how to fly
And I still can't get a hard on
for Death Air economy class
all the waiting to check in
with seven billion in the line
no lifejacket required
and not even a restroom
to freshen up in
Wouldn't you bet
she'll be a sour-faced
miserable bitch
with a gash like sandpaper
and gravity stretched tits
forever checking her nails
and bragging to her pals
cholesterol and cancer
about threesomes in the freezer
with every new kid hits town
Don't you just hate
blind dates.
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