Andromeda Adams
“What if it wasn’t the crash that
made us, but the debris?”
“On first
inspecting Adam, the devil entered his lips.
Watch: the devil enters Adam’s lips,
crawls through his throat, through his guts
to finally emerge out his anus.”
“[T]his is the desire that others us unites us secure in our desires
one multitude, one purpose
the games we play in here
the straight world gives no credit for
[…]how long have i sat vigil here
at the altar of the god who comes[?]”
Boot-leathered, musty, anonymity flourishes, neon-haloed,
glows viral, denies trust its
virus, Vitus-Dancing upon desire plaguing
minds with pulsating vibes of
thrusts fantasized, actualized by spitting
decency furnishes the most beautiful
boy with whom to share
a tragedy, fetishes with his
punishment, a groom borrowed from
an empty bedroom to fill
the saddle of my tragic
attraction to ridden men these
advances riddle with complications of
mine, sent away no reason
given for an end, whom
I’ll forever bed yet never
husband, repurposes them, and yes,
him, fielding all further questions,
led on to be thorough,
expected to leave after we’ve
bred, but not before the
traumas of our loneliest melodrama
have fled, left welts, off-kiltered
after entered impenetrable heads, raised
tracks of marks across flesh
the sweating expanse of which
sweat blemishes as kisses lift
any semblance of sentiment left
Cupid exists, that this could
be the only moment our
respective Me defected ego long
enough to girth into the
orifice of an Us trust
wedded to the We need
seeks but no one promises.
