Now it's time for a poem: this poem will be in my forthcoming book Interior Noise Press
Published in Sex and Guts Magazine:
Little Frankenstein Girl
little Frankenstein girl
has the heart of a broken organ
with thorns and glass
Bats and Indian ink
seeping thru
sewn together
crookedly stiched
like a pastel valentine heart
filled with mismatched parts
little Frankenstein girl
has the right brain of a killer
her right hand is dominant
while her left foot always faces away
wanting to disconnect
to run
to be free
to not be part of this
fucked up experiment
dreamed up by
a genius dressed in rags
and chased by demons
the kind that really scratch and bite
when you are fast asleep
little Frankenstein girl
is not a little girl anymore
the curls in her hair
dreaded up in the sun
when she makes it out
during the day
she is like Medusa in the wind
Her loud strong voice
muffled under the stitches
that firmly bind her lips together
bondage bringing pleasure
only to those who wish to keep her silent
(and there are many)
little Frankenstein girl
can't count the stitches on her wrists
from all of those long nights
from her right hand doing
what her left foot wanted to walk away from
and her not understanding
that she was never really alive
in the first place
little Frankenstein girl
all mixed up
and
mix matched
returning every evening
with fresh wounds to be sewn
from another vain attempt
to be mortal just for a few seconds
before the big fall
little Frankenstein girl
stolen parts
come with stolen lies,
maggots and flies
the gravedigger, looking to make a buck
steals a kiss from her
the moistness quenches her lips
he promises more kisses tomorrow
she scurries home
knowing full well
shes damned to a life of stolen kisses
and malfunctioning parts
that spit in the moonlight
signing off now with a song for the day...
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