Horror poem: penetration
All I want is to get up in your guts
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CONTENT WARNING: symbolic sexual violence and implied gore. Crude language. This poem falls under the "body horror" genre, and is deliberately disturbing.
It's a dark take on the “from across the room” prompt, and an unveiled criticism of the practice of dating for status. (Hypergamy and trophy spouses are two examples of this)
A relationship built on social transference isn't really a romance, at worst it can be a very shallow and selfish "wearing" of the partner.
Anyway here's the poem:
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I wasn’t expecting to hear my heart scream
But that’s what happened the first time I saw you
I know it’s wrong, but but but
When I you walked into that Starbucks I couldn’t take my eyes off your butt
and I don’t mean to sound crass, but more than life I wanted that ass….
That’s for sure
I know I’d feel
So
Tight
Inside your skin
Oh, what I wouldn’t give to squeeze on in
I watched you order your mocha and then you walked back out
And I followed
Can’t you guess what I’m about?
I watched the sway of your butt butt butt
So fine
So fine, and soon to be mine
And I followed
You walked for such a long time
And when you finally made it back to your home, I peaked through the window to see if we could be alone
Then I pushed the door open, just a crack
And now here we are, no turning back
God you have such a nice butt!
Nice legs too
So I’ll tell it to you straight, this is what I’m planning to do:
I am going to put you all over myself
I'll open you up, and start way down low
then I’ll work my way up, up, up,
to the wet of your mouth
Then when I’ve trimmed off enough of the fat
I’ll lube up and slide in and I’ll be all that!
When I flaunt it in the mirror I’ll be looking at you
Your ass be my pants, your face be my mask
and your chest be my shirt
I’m sorry sweet thing, but this is going to hurt
About the Creator
Sam Desir-Spinelli
I consider myself a "christian absurdist" and an anticapitalist-- also I'm part of a mixed race family.
I'll be writing: non fiction about what all that means.
I'll also be writing: fictional absurdism with a dose of horror.
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