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Click here1: Joyce
you can still see the scar
where the probe entered me
i was on a table under very bright light
they surrounded me, murmuring
their voices leaves in a breeze
i felt their odd cold breath
like a taut rope that burned me
about the chest
then one,
like a pillsbury doughboy, came forward
in rolling shuffle, not a walk
the instrument looked like
a cordless drill from home depot
except more medical than that
he stared, i think, into my eyes
but i only heard the surf
when he pegged the tracer into me
it wasn't bad, really
i'm calmer now, in fact
although pregnant
her name will be
aliena, after shakespeare
nana studied him, you know
2: Ed
the truck stalled
that was the first thing and
it wouldn't even turn over
however hard I bent the key
and i bent that motherfucking key
because i wanted to get home
to becky
we'd been married seventeen days
and i had not got enough
when they took me away
that's all
3: Faith
it was in that open field of grass
where we would always go
roger and i were playing toss
i threw the ball and he raced off
into the feathered darkness
then that sharp snap of light
roger's muffled yelp
i found his ball next morning
lodged against the backstop
near where the ground was burnt
i still wash and fill
his water bowl
though raccoons now eat the food
God damn you, the pillsbury dough boy, Ed? I was going to use them, you picked my mind boy, aliens gave you the power, didn't they. I really enjoyed this. I like the flat matter of fact endings of each section.
i really enjoyed this piece. the title drew me in. nice images. though i know it's about relationships, i'm inclined to assume it also can be about a certain type of relationship - the detrimental kind that's layered in.
Wonderful images and such a well-integrated piece of writing. I love the way the three parts each stand on their own, but taken together enhance each other. Your poem has been recommended in the New Poems Reviews thread on Literotica's Poetry Feedback and Discussion forum. Thanks for the read! :-)