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Excerpt from SPOOK NUTRITION a novel-in-progress
M; Margo
Crashing from malware, silt of my head grown inverted in schemes clogged
with disarrangements of arrested self-cognizance to end up at me, at anything
flowing and held alone in the vessel drowning in that cosmetic destiny of
catalogues, the sick in drainrays of my starved monkeys peeling grenades for
their jacuzzi meat god, torn watching me clawed like dead spiders and cursed
into rivers, chewed mingling in lotions embodied by those obscene miles
pervaded by fingers, by length and sculptural scenes rotted and tremulous in
hovels of pneumatic breeding, of perceptions crawled through with
unvarnished glimpses, our facsimiles screaming, straining against the accident,
against vacant lingering recollections of some dreamed disservice made
sentient on the lips of garaged islands, where men with metal fingers and eyes
of scorched tinfoil study abnormalities caught supervening on the earth,
murderous cup-swap slimes bounded in hoax hair and industrial light, their
sunken interiors exhumed riddled with ante-chambers and uranium, their crag
bones chasms sucked from the insides of rodent genitals, from jaws cast open
like cold mathematical puddings doused in spotted visions and grotesque
ciphers for the sake of our trembling quackeries of substance, its gulping
performers blooded in folded parking-lots, the bodies and cars mangled in
ventriloquist postures, tortured rhetorical inside scratches that never complete,
and in our gloomriverblackness fucked fat with eels we hang unaware dying
beset and bearing the raconteur foam of eternity, the nightmare stealth of
medical songs featuring rare impregnations, chemo marrow ripe with the green
pissy seed of inorganic children, their dexterity of violations unique in damp
diseased archways where red giggling impedes surprise and where we
scrutinize our tenderized fingers curling like crayfish, our senses drenched
enraptured by spikes and portraitures of evil above the wriggling gates of our
invisible restraints, above seas adapted from decaying ceilings clad in panicked
improvisations, limbs held down in human holes drunk on the pen of some
instinctive transmission, and what I found was the voice in a fragment of trees
and a vortex in the junkyard darkness where suction became a proclivity, and
us so frenzied in ourselves, our corpses novelties, comprehensions of error, my
teeth to attention, spun up on massacres, all my fidelities to old agonies scarred
blushing, their topography drooling, our apotheosis forcing sunrises from
rotting perfumes and epithets on hotel walls as we pray through nights
practiced in doorways, hidden behind the new perverseness of strangers, all
faces bolted to their disappearance under the glare of one common obstruction,
and we run into the gleaming viscera of morning, birds sold into pacts of
stillness suffering voiceless, the water running black like vermin, its unseen
feet divining the profusion of robots, bared brains curdling in the sun its
victims floating inside us, my intricacies far off clustered in flyspeck heads and
analised curses that I can’t pronounce freely, stolen in intervals of wreckage
and acid glimpses of its grazing ivy leeching sinews and bone, the evening
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doubt lighting our withered casements, our soil centres, our lungs dangling in
asthma
Posted by M; Margo at 1:00 AM
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