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poetry

this song we weave to put fear to sleep


I would sculpt my vagina flowering / from the patriarch’s mural I’d been etched in


one hears the distant hum / of a city in pain.


im like spaghetti towers & im like / spaghetti-test-culling the spaghetti towers.


hand over your cocaine insignia, / hand over the descent of matriarch


This is how I want to devour you;


Now that I've cleared the detritus


sever the binds of my life for a simpler spell


gas me up and hit / the slay button, mama!


Imagine yourself a mallet: / thwacking the intimate meat tender.


Miasmic, I strip the linen from the / lack


I wanted you like weapon, husband.


A silver fence hums somewhere in the distance, / cutting us to ribbons if we reach too long


There is comfort in compiling miseries.


even as a dream creature, this woman will kill me


the kind words of a trusted man (or so you thought)


grind / my face / into the dirt / and scream,


proud of your prize / as you shoved your stick / through my stomach


I must confess, I made love to that fish,


Wipe off the lipstick stain, mod pink / on a cheek in the morgue.


I am at a house party with Jesus, and we are playing pong.


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