/ What Became Of
Grondelski? /
She saw the seed stain on my jeans, the muck of my nail beds,
my brisket hue, meat cheeks, boiled bacon, the needy rheum in my eye, the gob
spots in my gob edge, and as she left a departing taxi, in the very early
morning, I pulled her into the alley behind her terrace that was lit by the
white of a single street light, amongst bins and buddleia, detritus, a rancid
mattress, a tricycle, a microwave, a dismantled motor engine, soft green moss,
waist high dandelions, I pulled her to the stone and gripped her neck with the
both of my hands and applied a downward pressure until with a slight snap it
dawned across her intelligent features that this was that, and the eyes flicked
off, like a no vacancies sign, and I
took a peek, such was my prize, obliged as I was to receive it, the breasts
lined with thin veins like the routes of pilgrimage, the lightly thatched
pubis, the meaty drapes of the cuntal finery that soon would fester, and with a
tool I carefully divested her body of a hand for my assembly of works, for the
hands are the key.
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