The pig mask and the overalls
And the rapist beast who wore them
I floated out of my dead body
And watched from the skies
As he raped it;
My still warm carcass
Laying lifeless on the wooden table
In a dirty tool shed
He wore faded denim overalls
And a pig’s mask over his face.
It giggled and wiggled
With his movements
He laughed as he climaxed
Violently thrusting
Deeper within me
When he was done
He reached over
Lifting a chainsaw above my body
And brought it down
Straight onto my body’s womanhood
Sawing off pieces of me
And throwing them onto the grill
He had lured me here
With the promise of making me a meal
I hadn’t realized
That I’d become the meal
I was hungry and alone
On a cold sidewalk
Crying and desperate
When he found me
Offering a warm smile,
the promise of
A tasty meal
And a kind friend
Someone who could tell me
That I didn’t deserve the
Kind of life I had been given
But instead he drugged
My glass of water
Paralyzing me
And then he choked me to death
While pounding his flesh into mine.
He laughed manically
As my cooked meat
Touched his lips
“Delicious” he said
Allowing someone to offer
Me what I couldn’t do for myself
Had fucked me
My need for outside validation
Had killed me
My eyes flew open as I gasped
I sat up in my bed
Panting and drenched in sweat
“WHY CAN’T YOU JUST BE NORMAL?!”
I shouted to my subconscious
About the Creator
Marissa Bendick
she/her.
Wife and mother.
Artist, writer, creator.
Exploring the vastness within me and manifesting authenticity and love.
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