Southside silent, sex ready

She asked my name and so I ran

Man in Canterbury tracksuit bottoms and marron Dubarrys parroting

Talking shite, born with a golden carrot in his food pipe

Golden case to carry it golden chariot

I was born malformed, carried in a bag 4 life until I was 4

From the kitchen where I was born, given life on grimy tiles

To the mouldy room that held the crib, I breathed pestilence in

No wonder I’m short, thin with a simian trim

This spare tit spent a summer in Canberra in 2006

Too many beer cans when he casts my way a judgemental glance

I can’t let that pass over my head, I walk right over fit to collapse

Grasp his collar and ask what you checking out, grass?

Bust his snout without recourse to grab the glass, hand does the task

Blowing pink raspberries, looks like someone spilled cranberries

Girl whose reluctance he hoped to defeat with feetsweeping gentility

Began screaming into infinity

She’s not used to violence incidents, she names the Trinity

I laugh, titan clash like Titanic smashing into some ice cubes

Water glass on the dash ripples running through it

When I start moving toward you dim slags.

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