And then come the chilling sensations
of the last moments of life.
Awake!
Now awake your haunting lives for a glimpse of
the past.
Pour the sweet wine in my chalice so I’ll
never be late when you call. I love you love me but misery has other plans for
the energies of we.
A young queen of the Nile
contemplates suicide while the others sing to her life and bargained gods anew.
My love has departed to her thousand
lifetimes; exhausted and missing my keep, I follow in suit.
Look to the heavens through a pleading
blindfold and petition forgiveness from the Righteous One. A last prayer
precedes the targeted gunshots ~ fusillade breaking the air and finding sweet
amen. My head slumps, the urine trickles, and the accordions play their heavy
notes for my names under a sunlight no longer mine.
The squad is done. My execution has concluded,
seems like days unfamiliar though.
A sharp silence fills both the air and
disrespecting faces in the crowd nodding with satisfaction. Going on and on.
Fugitives on the run dying to escape the I.
Escape
is futile.
The dogs are on the loose ~ The gods will
devour us.
Pierced orchids falling easily with a windy
rain come under hasty foot. Look at the welts screaming out on my sides and
back to no one listening as they pay my sleazy way one last time.
She hides with the screen door shadows turning
face away with newspapers hanging ghost stories over head ~ a whore smoking
Saratogas barely dressed in black & ribbons getting wet with her breath
chilled and suspended anticipating a lift.
The strangler awakes in his mirror’s
reflection with a fierce hunger for blood and he throws himself a kiss packing
sweet mercy into his coat’s sleeve walking out for a thrilling night and a toss
of the luck.
A whore this night is left for dead in her
hallway with a knife penning religious tales on her pale back. Killer unknown
like the lone dollars you exchanged for a bit ‘a mattress fun some days ago.
The cracked mirror reflects my satisfied face
greasing up the glass. Lunatic child prefers the touch of narcotic harlots to
that of the virgin bride.
Behold your past lives; they bid you a distant
adieu.
Take your final sleep reminiscing all that was
til the last thought is once more forgotten behind the bone. The beauty of the
last wink letting go of everything it used to know in faith, welcoming change
and holding surprises.
The hand of death/birth.
Eternal rest.
Victor Millan
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