the wager so breathless so confused so ugly. our lips so sensual such body to damage his heart. so rabid so sick so enlove! our laughs as we die such tender essence. it would be life a sentence once sexual so cursed so damn affected; pushed into music such melody those treasury eyes. at death giggling at gods whispering or such a demon unbeknownst to its vessel; possessed those seconds as never understanding behaviors such deliberate torture!
I
never met such treachery so many vapors such terrific bestial passion. I never
saw such a woman. I would chunk up its ghosts. our nakedness such absence into
surrender. every number every death while Love would chuckle! so infested so
afflicted where touching is trespass—those mountain eyes as Moses would sin while
we adore Egyptian women. so much churning so much burning to enter such moist
deliverance.
sweet vinyl-soil such fridges to
love one last again, as dying was so much a privilege; the dearth in us so
bound to exospheres while gripped, tugged, scratched, or such terrible sensuous
habits. a knotted man while I skip sex as confused so addled by a pure adder;
such nectar-venom such tenuous concrete; so dependent on behavior such hanging
his guts where it’s terrible to touch; the debt of the vampire, the collar of
the priest, or gates requiring verbose keys. as a person would lie there,
gazing at aesthetic worship to find one so distraught, so upset, as needing one
precious message.
I
could sing the streets or treasure ghosts where I ask permission—to enter the
luxuries to deliver gold while a flower seemed incredible; upon a guitar such
trying or laughing while I need to feel cool. such eyes into green lights. such
pain into a climax. as accustomed to adore strangers. our one night. our deep
decay. where I did those excellencies. sheer red lights, while she walks away,
a man left with her heartbeat.