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by Luke Dylan Ramsey                  O COME LET US ABHOR HIM     Severed Head On The Mental Guillotine … A Life of
Blasphemy "Is there anything left we have not yet
done?" "Could you be
any more perfect?" "Should I fear
yr mind-control?" "Can I really
trust you?" "Will I forever
be stuck examining: these days of unchecked frivolity, this forever bubble of
instantaneous connection lain between us like a dagger to the heart?" "How many
fractions of yr personality do you feel able to show me in our best hours?" "Maybe none. What
is a life with no mistakes?" "Can’t you mock America’s
military-industrial complex by speaking in ways which both introduce and make
attractive a revolution for the masses, by the masses?" "Do you mean how
much more can I slip the Revolution’s more salivating attractions into everyday
discourse, thereby rendering the common vernacular forever blessed by my
readings of arcane tomes?" "Maybe I meant
how much more can you preach to the fieriest schoolchilds about the perils of
police brutality?" Then the
interviewer kisses me and I kiss her back with the added fructification of my
pitchfork tongue… I am Lucifer’s most
feisty reincarnation, baby! I kneel down to the pavement and sit upon the
wanly lit street-corner. She alights upon my lap. My erection nestles
comfortably against her caboose. My lips are
perfectly still but my right hand glides higher and hooks under her bra’s
purplish lace, cupping her left breast and caressing a cherry-wild teat. Angel
babes dance through my skull’s dizzying rollercoaster as my left hand slides
between her legs, rubbing down and down—gladdening with her moistness. She is the most
beautiful tellytube journalist and she dares to speak to me… but I decline her
proffered interview, then curl a finger into her cunt’s heat and add another. Her
muscles purse together to work me deeper. She is almost hairless way down under
and my carnal desires are fulfilled in a smooth and easy manner. She is the
apotheosis of glabrous, of sensuous… yet a sharp ringing encompasses my ears. Her delicate,
slender hips are parted and tightly held against my own. Her body grinds
polyrhythmically into me. She cannot find a way to syncopate herself with my
wave-like beat and my heart is pumping viscous blood around my body but I feel
it pool, gather strength, and almost force its naked will upon us both. My gaze opens
and turns downwards: her clenching legs and searching arms—spangled with
shining new Cosmic Bomb tattoos—rub into my soul, careening over my
heartstrings like a horsehair bow bringing forth angelic praises from a
handmade violin. Overwhelmed with
a bursting glee… I am now so, so happy… I am once again in love. Ahem. There I
am amidst the best question master game of my life and, "How many girlfriends
do you have?" "Either…
two, thirty-six, or seven," I whisper—but I am able to make eyes at even more. "Why did Yahweh
create snakes in the first place?" "How were you
actually created? "Is it within
possibility’s realm for to you tell it true?" "Am I really
scared of you?" "How do I not
yet know you?" "Still?" "How is it that
Jesus Christ and I have so many similar qualities?" "How are you both
so wisely unknowable?" Her hands shade
across my meniscus. All of a happy sudden: so much footsie. "This brings up
a great many delicious questions. Why did Jesus call out, ‘My God!’ on the cross
if Yahweh was his father?" She looks close
to licking me. "That was the
fourth of his seven cries." "In the second he
said he would be with his father in heaven that very day." "Did it happen?" "This
was obviously included in the Gospels to highlight the demi- aspect of his
demi-godhood." "Might it have
been included to show that torture disrupts the mind’s saintlier aspects?" "Why
is the God of the Old Testament not the same God as the New Testament?" She traces
pyramidal hieroglyphs on my blushing cheeks. Lolling over puffed lips, her
tongue is out and it calls me by my true name. "One is kind of
cryptic and cloying." "The other is
both those things." "Plus actually
forgiving." Ra, Set, Ptah,
on and on… "And also very
demanding." "But in the best
of socialistic ways?" "I
oft call Jesus the very first Communist when I argue with nigh anyone over
liturgical subjects," I respond, finished with foreplay and ready for a real
snuggle. "What worth
would there be to religion if there were not some mystical impossibilities
inlaid therein?" "Is mystery not
what friendship is all about?" "Where
are you right now?" "Am I dead and
gone into yr personal nirvana soul?" "Why do you feel
so nice? "Can I get any
more?" "Where are we?" "How far can we
really go?" Luke Dylan Ramsey is a Texas poet. He has a flash fiction chapbook forthcoming from Nat 1 Publishing. |