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cunnilingus, gear moaning blues, ghost lover, Holy Spirit, La Llorona, poem, Poetry, Slag Pile Annie, sonnet, spit-drool sparked
Kissing rust between
thighs to make that dead
clit spark return veiled
in blues gear that
screams circuits twitch,
they all know it: A
to Zed ghosts are not
in machines, they are
machines that must
rot and rust alone
in the dark. Holy Spirit?
La Llorona? Slag Pile
Annie? What shouldn’t
survive is the spark.
Power fades. All suns
die. Yet we defile
the night with electric
lights. We are tools.
Thinking apes are
machines and when
we die who knows
not you. I went down
on a ghost once, it
was like licking raw
wire. Spit-drool sparked.
I held her there; until
her low sigh of bliss
faded … like a machine, almost.
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Kissing rust between thighs to make that dead
clit spark return veiled in blues gear that screams
circuits twitch, they all know it: A to Zed
ghosts are not in machines, they are machines
that must rot and rust alone in the dark.
Holy Spirit? La Llorona? Slag Pile
Annie? What shouldn’t survive is the spark.
Power fades. All suns die. Yet we defile
the night with electric lights. We are tools.
Thinking apes are machines and when we die
who knows not you. I went down on a ghost
once, it was like licking raw wire. Spit-drool
sparked. I held her there; until her low sigh
of bliss faded … like a machine, almost.