Nazarene distinct
Adhesive gazes slink to my rays and stick to my preying face
My father’s advice on my wedding day:
Only the winked at should know a wink has happened.
Took a Wing-Chun practicioner down, had him tapping
I’ve got lines, master of microdots and dashes
I did have weed but I breathed it to ashes.
Spiral friezes along her inked arms, like someone meant a squid harm,
We linked arms, our edict to sink jars,
With a cargo from old McDonald’s farm.
Fabric scraps and the portions of men which don’t matter
Scattered upon and below the barbed barbican of her heart.
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