Thursday, November 15, 2012

Rush


An occurrence is slow,
painful, rare.
Staid
like a bridge construction on sea.
Hot
like leather on a sunny day.
Fast sometimes
like two drunks fucking
and as such,
all consuming.
The pain steadies then
numbs.
The rarity is emboldening then
starched.
Until one goes limp.
It is then cold; like
water
rushing over rocks
onto a fevered body.
A pack of Marlboros
lies out in the sun.
Fevered body’s
last solace.
Ashes exhume,
orange suffuses
Ecstasy.
Nothing exists,
life is stubbed out.
Death ends.
The occurrence reprises.