to
drown in the rough and be ready for slaughter
the
little guy you like rises tonight
in
the sheets and shades tight
with
an anarchy heart and electric plating
at
its light bulb circuit thighs,
saying
life’s too short to waste just waiting
for
the next best thing to come on stating its
greatness
to your wandering eyes!
And
when you’re reveling in this boy’s ruin
at
the bedside and shaking your head to clue in
that
“being a man” has nothing to do with
that
whole “getting laid” myth—
what
am I supposed to do when
it’s
what you’re asking of me?
I
guess I get rude and dumb and lazy,
I
kid and horse around to make you crazy
‘cause
being a man is such a mystery.
But
when the sun can’t learn to rise for fun
we
excuse it with lies set loose like a gun
and
explore all your fears and
the
testament of our years—
because
as your time wears slow
your
guiding light blinks, I know,
but
it just kinks my garden-hose mind as you go
and
cuts off my circulation so signals can’t flow
for
my brain wires go unlinked!
Then
when your moods get me in chains and
dictate
the turnout flow of my virus strains,
and
you send me back to my kind
for
I'm the only guy you can find
like
an object of some gender law,
one
fatal flaw shines forth
yet
it’s the only one you never saw—
the
flaw okaying you to push past your jaw
other
guys outside our party lines!
So
when music plays in the bed half-awake
like
a daydream when in my head you shake
and
take that little morning pill
for
the hole I'll never get to fill,
I’m
already starting to stink—
I’m
decomposing with time to spare, still,
you
dull my mind when I’m starting to think
so
to the bright light I won’t shed a wink or
to
the ages have anything to share.
And
when I’ve snapped my last soda can
finally
on the road to being this “grown man,”
and
yet inside I'm made strange
for
my body has to change—
I
go rearranging my anger to lust
to
dust you off my shoulder blades,
and
I’m getting excited in range of your thrusts
and
going to the lav to flush out my guts
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