
A poem I love about some poor sap who is a religious scapegoat, if you are easily religiously offended please do not read also not for the weak of heart.
Rated: Fiction M - English - Angst/Supernatural - Words: 449 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 1 - Published: 01-01-05 - id: 1797335
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Skinless
In a bubble
Naked muscle
Dripping grease
And I scream
In the bubble
Looking over hell
With whips and chains
Good old Sheol
And the raven pecks at my eyes
Good old bird
Sweet little blackbird
Made me fall out the window
To splatter on the ground
In dream
But is this a dream
Lying on a stretcher with my liver
On my chest
Then slow roasted and sold at a fast food restaurant
To a bastard in limousine
Who chews at my skin
And puts a napkin over my spleen
And gags me when I scream
With a bloody Time magazine
And this faithful Stigmata
For a God I don't think I like
But I can't speak
From the bloody newsprint forced down my
Throat
And me and my Stigmata
We are just a scapegoat
And the commercial industry
Picks our bones
Me and my Stigmata
Bloody on a billboard
With holes in my hand
And no skin
And the same time magazine
In my mouth
December's issue
And you look at that painting in your house
And chuckle at my pain
Of me and my Stigmata
So enjoy
Enjoy
Enjoy my flesh
Just like you do Jesus' every Sunday
The holy food
That makes the service worth it
But if I am so holy
Then why am I in hell
With Death ringing his damn bell
And me and my Stigmata
Skinless, with holes in my hands, and a slash in my side
That bleeds wine
That the local practitioners get drunk off of
Leaking out the bubble
Missing my spleen
That is in the back of some asshole's limousine
With some ointment
From the Lord of the Forest
That I should rub on my skin
And become a wolf
But I don't have my skin
I sold it to my best friend
Who hung it from her wall
To keep leafs out in the fall
Then she slapped me in the face
Putting my Stigmata back in place
And little hole in my heart
With a black worm that lives there
Who chews at my ear
With his brothers who live in the holes in my
Wrist
And my momma always said
That I could do better than this
But I am stuck in a bubble
And in the courtyard
With good little black bird pecking my eyes
And in the back of some limousine
And in my last friends wall
Catching leafs in the fall
With a Time magazine
Breaking my jaw
And the worms in my wrist
And the hole in my heart
And all that's left is my Stigmata
But that was there from the start.
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