Her Kiss Goodbye
She climbs into a passive black
And shakes her tail towards the door
I seek her smile
And kiss my, long tongue, fur coat, goodbye
And I think that I’ve never wanted more
Than dark covers to hide me from the sun
And a swimming pool
Filled with painkillers topped with rocks
You wicked plunge
You can’t bring me anything I can call mine
So I walk out the back, they talk while I leave
But I only hear the fire, as it cuts through their stink
And makes them pretty with jam
Morning paper crap again
What a slice of life
Have we become so jade?
Twist out some more but I get numb
And I can’t feel or focus
Or some other kind of defensive cock rub out
Slab of nonsense in a shake whirl spin
Poke eye, jab face, nut hole run
With mirrors to match
And you can still catch 60 minutes if you try
But she climbs into a passive black
And I kiss my, long tongue, fur coat, goodbye
© 5/16/1997, William Grant Preston
