Saturday, August 20, 2016

Epilogue -- Part Eight -- Farewell Lisa-Marie


Tiredness. That common feeling among all people. It reeks in your bones, it sucks all your marrow. At the end of the day, you no longer feel on the straight and narrow. You don't feel anything at all. Nothingness.
That's how it feels to exist, as one merely rots in their bed. My anger for others builds in disembodied fashion, it lurks behind the shadows on the wall. It lives, it breaths. It is its own identity, with myself as a separate identity. We are as one, yet separate. The resentment for others forming into its own kind of characters, that manifest in my dreams. It creates stereotypes of images, it creates mocking of my very core. Little lyrics play inside your mind, little short simple nursery rhymes. Little girls dancing through the halls of inner hospitals. Memories of times best forgotten. The old man at the end of the hall has the power to end all lives. You can here the sounds of vague projectile slices cutting through flesh and bone.
Then dripping blood on the floor.
Silence fills the air. The widow took her children, she consider it mercy for the young. Her screeching echoing through the halls. Yet the mourning mother longs for her lost children, as she walks toward the end of the line. This is no ordinary widow, but one with a blade. The widow when you "talk to the lady." The lady has achieved a kind of portability, a new kind of frame. One not easily put to the flame to end the practice, to spare the young from being to young to be executed by its sharpness.
It is 2016, the practice introduced.
The hick countries people seduced by new measures. New measures against serial killers despite the EU demands. It had left the member nations, forced its people into rations. A kind of war hysteria, not easily solved by doubt. The new Prime Minister, a blond woman possibly of her late forties, demands absolute obedience.
A new hero is needed.
A girl from afar.


Yet how can you help anyone, when you are always in bed. Deemed to crazy to die, you are to broken to live. How easy it would be to hang yourself, if they were not watching from every corner. Yet at times one says fuck the security cameras, fuck everything in this mortal coil.
Fuck the rope that hangs one as Lisa-Marie jumps out the window into forever.
And so the shotgun that could fire many rounds, is used instead to shoot someone's dog, as those security forces storm in to late, as she dangled from the multiple storied window.
She didn't die from a neck snap, or a strangle. But from a broken heart, the yelp of her dog. The security forces new lamb chops.
The silver platter of giants.
They serve the hanged ones head on a platter.
Ambiance of the night.


As someone prone to night terrors, these are the kind of images I see all the time. And yet my room mate often dismisses these as racism. Keep in mind most of the time bigotry against something may be justified as racism, however in the context it mainly comes down to political disagreement. My mom was also among the worst at dismissing such fears as racism. That's how she would try to squelch any and all political issues aside without really addressing them. With mom it was one thing, she was a sociopath.
With my room mate, entirely another thing. I only allowed her to take me on as it was a chance to mend my broken wings. To late to mend them, if you've already fallen.
And you merely stare to the sky.


I have many political opinions, as I see many tragic narratives unfold before me. Many images are strange futures I do no understand, no ever care for anyone to experience. With my brokenness I may seem hard to understand, understanding me to much of an errand. A chore for someone like yourself. But there is always an open ear. And yet no friend has ever lent this.
I remember many things, many I choose to hide.
And yet they see a bullet to the brain reveals all secrets. Some of which one may wish to keep inside their head.
I once chosen poison, I once chosen hanging.
Yet now I choose to simply rot.

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