Monday 8 April 2013

08/04/2013 - THE SLITHERING CONVENTIONS OF MORTALITY


                The slithering conventions of mortality keep me from ululating against the grain. It keeps me from sustaining hyperdrive sequences or quenching the lightning rod effect that suffuses our unlikely memorabilia.  My sister had paws and refused to give them up to an operative existence, refused to triumph over the sphinx's quietude. She has no nature to tie herself to, nor would I let her near mine. Nature is such a pleasant thing, don't you agree? Mark this well.

            These trunks are making paternity impossible and unworkable in a multifaith society. Reactingtomischiefistoreinforcetheaffirmationofmotherandfatherbedroomsusceptibilityyay. Make sure you put the lid back on before all hell breaks loose and does an unflattering jig in front of the newly-ordained electron. It's a molecule this time round and doesn't want any smocks to be flung in its non-face. It wears curtains or nothing at all. I was new to nudity once but never again. That's life and the fact is, the fact isn't. Clipboard portents are like a distraction when you're trying to wash up but nobody is quizzing the bottom rung for its green card rights. It makes you feel sickened to be a straight-haired loose cannon marksman without a crackshot quip. My dear is a dork in the daylight and so doesn't often put on sun tan lotion, only on occasion out of respect for elders who blister easily.

            It's a complication of the bubble bath, the loafer being dragged over the backyard without a paid-for audience to speck or spun. This monstrosity is what keeps our people down, keeps the mothers of the brothers of the Irish lovers of Sin playing ping pong with only four strings. It's baffling, award-winning and not worth the platter its kept on. My publishers agree at the very least but then they're the ghosts of their own bestsellers. They're the thieves of prudence, the watchmen of naturism. They reside on the right hand side of the autistic spectrum and wouldn't have it any other way. It's a polite nod to not having enough hands or truncation.

            Mr. Thank returned to me the other day, returning his Round Tuit and his Cossack Khan. It's like a love fest round my place at the minute, a Westminster murder mystery without all the candlesticks and wedding dresses. I left behind a few clues on a few scraps of loose cotton paper: they'll find it when they're hungry and lower their principles by a few inches.

            But then you were going overboard, maddening, nibbling, storing, storytelling, flustering, mincing, dragging, flicking, thumping, wetting, whetting, burgeoning, gargling the prospects of motherhood and the beaks they tend to form. It's all a part of the hand-holding process, it leads to boilers boiling over and nightingales shooting off with their sexist remarks on prejudice. The walls are scratchy and defaced against the way you touch and by now you should realise that it is in fact you and her conspiring to make the world a place to blame and then stuff it in jars. Maybe.   

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