Wednesday, 24 February 2016

My Poetry: They Sunbath Under Books

***WARNING CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE AND CONTENT***

They sunbath under books
As an excuse not to talk.
His working class body
Pickled with beer and crisp
Evenings in the legion,
While she fed the kids
With scraps of kindness.
A catch of the day
Now rotten, lying by a beach
Tropical rum punch drunk:
'You used to be so handsome,
What happened' she thinks,
'Did the factory steal your hair
Did the fumes bloat your belly...'

He scalds her with whiskey
Her cnut a vase.
'Swallow my seed so it may grow
into another big dumb English rose,
In that pasty dome of yours,'
He cries, but...

The cries barely crack the silence.
Don’t tell me SHE of all people
Is infected with tragedy, he thinks
Drinking poison just to puke it up,
But a bit always remains
Breeding in his gut, mutating
Multiplying maleficent,
A tortuous angry bug gnawing
And he feeds it like a pet
Hoping it will not leave him,
Just as he hopes she won't,
For any friend will do
When the night is filled with razor blades.

She flirts with the black muscle
Her quim quivers, she will fcuk him
One night in the john
When her husband is blind drunk
On bitterness hiding inside The Sun.
Then with a cnut full of seed
She'll tell him,
Tell him her cervix is bloated
That his skinny blue vein
Is an abonination
Till her grabs her and turns her,
So she rises to the ceiling like a creamy blamange
And he fills her with dead seed
And all the while she rubs herself
And is reminded how they used to fcuk
And thinks, perhaps,

She could love him once again, perhaps.


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