Who planted this particular beanstalk? / I wonder,
Somewhere, I hear the ogre intone:
"Fee, fie, foe, fumb!"
And I am running
across cold stone floor
that might be slicked / with blood you know.
Somewhere, I round a corner, and a weeping virgin sex kitten--
(Brought around to my bathroom, in another dream, wherein a young man with fashionable hair remarks that they tried to frame him for the murder of Mabel Normand)
Grabs me by the hand, and sez: "Hey mister, let's hide in here."
IN
HER / e
But this/random cluster fuck / of broken words is quite /
by accident. / But, someone reminded me once, (accidents don't exist)
But, in the dark,
like my cousin and I play doctor at a house party of The Thing / at a 1982 crossroads between a past that could have been and
What Was
We enter darkness. / And dinging bells / hang from cords / in the black ceiling above / but then I hear / the crackle of plastic and realize,
"Those aren't bells / my dear.
These are hanging
spider-like / bodies in plastic bags
/ with nooses taut / around bluish necks bulging.-- in death spasm like beef got caught
in their old tube throats /
on the way from mouth to asshole!"
But these / horrific wind chimes hung / like Seawny Beane victims
From the roof of a dripping / cavernous closet,
But, clapping together in futility, / as we circumnavigate the dark,
They still resound their horror.
About the Creator
Tom Baker
Author of Haunted Indianapolis, Indiana Ghost Folklore, Midwest Maniacs, Midwest UFOs and Beyond, Scary Urban Legends, 50 Famous Fables and Folk Tales, and Notorious Crimes of the Upper Midwest.: http://tombakerbooks.weebly.com
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