Her name was Freedom
or Mercy or Jilly
She never once spoke of the time
she fucked the painted clown
that she met at the
Peepshow
Balloon animal, a bestial one
Tall man
with a hairless body covered entirely
white with make-up
On his big beer belly was
a tattooed Tilly face smiling inanely
He laid there
cock pointed at the midday sun
soon both covered in white
her red lipstick face
smeared in a mad, twisted grin
It was comic heaven
A Divine Parody
We can create a sitcom
or a new comic book hero
A Fireball Show for the blind children
After many years I visited
my sock puppet friend Petey
in the house of the lonely...
in a prison which the mind creates
There are no words to describe
this empty house
only ghosts and
demons
lurking around the dark recesses
of the mind
taunting us
laughing at us
mimicking the words we pray
telling us what to do and
what to say
Alone, here I lie on a cot
barbed razored wire
crowning my head
The booze helps to tame the beast
but soon returns with a stone-cold fury
kicked in the head with a metal boot
In dire straits
upon a funeral pyre
the smiley sword is wiped clean
and we begin again
About the Creator
Joe King
"Listen, real poetry doesn't say anything, it just ticks off the possibilities." - Jim Morrison
These poems are from my book An American Parody, which is a tribute to the writings and poetry of Jim Morrison.
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