Monday, June 21, 2010
A Female Corpse (back view)
Down turned
Mouth filled with dirt
Long have I lain
Expiating.
A jeweled apple
my skull talks back
decomposed prettily
barnacles from our sea
arrange themselves in little rows
tegument me
I do my corpse-waltz
To your side
press your lips on mine
I want to smell you exhale
Feel you pale
Linen wrapped
my body arabesques
flinging free
Surprised I still can sway
You brandish
desire
Like a sword.
Cut me to pieces
Please.
In a flourished grave
I've become cowardly.
There is nothing left human
To recognize by.
Circled dark
Ringing eyes
I hear chanting
deep inside.
My coffin dilates,
Slip inside
cob-webbed and crippled
brightest thing I've seen
Come, lay next to me
These are drying wounds
The worms will soon take over.
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