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Queen Anne Style
03:45
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Beach bum in the sun,
rump refracted through a dead dog’s eye
Soul eloped, triple smoked
they broke his body on the Fourth of July
That was now, this is then,
for all the money that cannot be spent
you became in his thrall
and no longer were a feminist
Her suitcase eyes
don’t tell no lies
tear gas, zip ties,
animal fries
A simple twist of state
her boot, a human face
How will the party endure?
It’s too hot to stay outdoors
A revolt of the senses
in the queasy light of dawn
Morning sun, watch it come
peering through the gauze of the Klonopin
Take my glove, as our love
née the world become a funeral pyre
Private force, woh of course
the bunker’s done up in a queen anne style
Gee, girl be wise,
keep the pain inside
Ironically realized
Animal fries
Well hung, well done
my stock of animal tongues
but when the event unfolds
how will you maintain control?
You’re gonna to the rock for rescue
there will be no rock.
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