you
pull the puppet, I’ll eat the string
that
neighbor in his late twenties
with
his cute rounded ass girlfriend
keeps
parking in front of my house
as
if he doesn’t know this mentally ill poet
likes
his space by the curb neat and clean
as if he doesn't know my storms
need space to rage inside my head
maybe
I should just slash his tires and
leave
a little note with pasted letters
cut
out from magazines affixed with Elmer’s
matted
against construction paper
each
one a different size and font
a
note that says this scares me
somehow
though I don’t think
he
would understand why someone
could
be territorial over parking
on
a two way street
in
a mixed residential neighborhood
but
then I think this might be too harsh
of
a way to vent my uncomfortability
with
where his car is parked
so
I think maybe he wouldn’t mind
if
I parked my cock in his girlfriend
every
once in awhile just to be fair
I
promise to be neat and tidy
to
wipe my feet, to not leave
until
I hear her clawing the cotton
in
between the muffling of her screams
perhaps
then he’ll understand territory,
glory
and the punch and judy stories
of good neighborly relations
EJR
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Bingo. Bukowski-esque without being derivative.
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