A Girl Named "Oklahoma"

A Girl Named "Oklahoma"

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Of Lovers

Trinkets;
Pooled gold
And
Silver
Conflicted-

Against

Tore, silk
Stitched
Lining of
Leather boxes
Confined on

Tracks;

Train;
Steam
Cloaked and bound

Voracious iron
Devouring
Anywhere
North of the stream.


Skin intertwining;
We were zippers and thread;
Like all the shiny popped buttons
"Lost" navigated our heads.

But when we
Laid

Out like
Fine print
To be spouted off
As if it were fiction;
A fairy-tale

As opposed to something tragically real-

We
Rolled into
The same spine.

We rolled
Onward;

Cased in
A



Train
With silver-lining

Going

Nowhere

Where

No one
Cared to
Collect

Disillusioned messes
Like
Ourselves.

Your hands which searched
Yourself
And your picture-books
From photo-booths;
Full of faces of flowers
You pretended you knew-
(But only wanted to sink your teeth into)

Braided the same slipknot
You
Placed around
My neck.

With your pooling selfishness;
Your lack of regret;
You're an un-manned weapon;

You're

The sinister composition
I should have
Never let

Place his
His sick,
Hungry
Blood stained
Palms

All over
My

Naked body.

You're sipping your
Earl Grey
With a side of my innocence.

You're inking into my veins
Letters
Full of slick silky
False pretenses.

Just like always...
I nod off to sleep to it;
Like the radio
Sending in static chiming melodies
That I want to know

So I can always know you.

Your back was a stallion.

I fell backwards.

I became ensnared.
So I wove the shiny web you
Were
As I was tangled there.

My fingertips
Like fine china,
Molded into the banks of yours;
You rested your tongue against me
Drank me into your
Wrestling shores-

In the belly of you
I was drenched with
Every lie
That hung its
Tie
On the doors
Of the objects
You were

Lusting for.


I was
A polished faced
Prism;
Beneath your windowpane.
I was the

Battered negotiator
Beside you on that train

No composition
Of mine
Could conquer your pomposity.

And I-

Like a ransacked
Ravaged,
Battered ship

Am a
Sprawled;
Gaping


Tragedy.











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