Tag: jail

• June 2, 2022

  God’s Human “sedition”

  An automatic air freshener dispenses Spurts of gas, perfumed rose To Disguise the smell of submission Aromatizing the execution chamber. A shelter prophet, slated for martyrdom Blinks and their eyes Sparkle like wet glitter. Interlude final moments, empty lungs followed by empty bowels. Crucifies the Mutt as a nickname. Dies for sin Human sin, God’s…
• August 20, 2020

  He Said What About Primary Colors?

  Colors are defined by placement, confirmed in relevance to reactions presented from the subject. Joel set-out to strip a color’s interpretation, in regards to the circumstances of an interaction and define them by name alone. Inside solitary confinement, colors revealed their personality traits through conversation. Red was the first to engage him, his eyes were…