Side Walks End

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Preta
Preta
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The place where the side walk ends is
there in her smile,
red lips like a surgical scar
reopened,
to find that the teeth are back
and hungry.

It's there under her skirt
when thighs cross,
the indifferent rasp of nylon
claws up your spine,
flaying nerve endings,
and your hackles rise.

The place where the side walk ends
is at the bottom of this drink
or the next.

It's in seat 6 aisle 4 of
the Pussy Cat cinema,
where it smells like salt,and,cum,and,Pine-sol.

There in the jack in the box thoughts
of violence,and inhuman pleasure
in unspeakable cruelty

The place where the side walk ends
sits like a deformed orphan,
waiting for me,
endlessly.

I put baseball cards on my wheels
so it knows I'm coming.

Preta
Preta
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5 Comments
tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
FURTHER PAST THE PAVEMENT

the country lane emerges. TK U MLJ LV NV

annaswirlsannaswirlsover 17 years ago
you are

a very good poet. (just in case there was any doubt)

WickedEveWickedEveover 17 years ago
great poem

Love the lines about the red lips. Lots of interesting phrases to keep me delighted. The last two lines are excellent.

MyNecroticSnailMyNecroticSnailover 17 years ago
Excellent

as always,

wonder why line ends on is and of

The place where the side walk ends is

It's in seat 6 aisle 4 of

AnonymousAnonymousover 17 years ago
Bittersweet

Excellent imagery and atmosphere here. The use of figurative language is wonderful and i love it.

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