Waiting on a locksmith
brittle 'no' like a teather,
riotous blood and dead weather,
steam and cog alike in Congress,
emulations of embrace, flipped sideways,
handshakes of covered mouths and scared, streaking mascara:
dyed sensuous, brimming with ruin and ruse.
regret: 'baby won't you be my muse?'
cold, deep as dark
spreading, sprawling climax
in a wardrobe of betrayed memories
stinging asphalt scabbed kneecaps, dragging death from the long dead.
scents of familiar leather, daydreaming of wearing thicker skins than mine.
Lynn Hamilton
Wed 28th Oct 2015 21:16
Oh my Mr B. This is so good. If I were asked to highlight my favourite line below I'd just have to copy and paste the bloody lot.