Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Creating a Succubus

Today I started back to my poetry roots.  Which are stories.  Not so much a reflection of any of my emotions as it is getting stories out of my head without it taking days to complete.  I enjoy this because it's fun, quick (usually), and exercises the mind a bit.  It took an hour to produce thirty solid lines.  It's been awhile since a poem has taken me more than fifteen minutes to write.

I made myself sit down and write even though I wasn't feeling it.  Sometime you just gotta suck it up.  What started out as a poem about a woman that takes souvenirs from lovers became a morality tale about a succubus.  I figured if shes taking something from these men it should be significant.  I could have taken the easy way out and had her collecting body parts, but that didn't seem as. . . intriguing.   So I made her a succubus and put my own spin on the whole myth of these creatures.  Now, not only do I have a bitchin' poem about a soul sucking demon bitch, I have a blueprint for a short story if I so decide to expand on the character.  Win/Win.




Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Ezekiel 3:18


By Bryan Jackson

Only a fragile human doomed to die
I take up arms killing, screaming at the sky
A woman said “you follow God or follow Lucifer”
She begged me to find good in all, but
all I want is to watch the sun fall.
People are outwardly obnoxious shit, or
they hide it deep in their soul where it forms a pit
The only difference between them and me
is that Hell’s a future I can see
Nobody fears the consequence for their actions
but, when it comes they want repentance to cause retractions
I am no better than anyone else
I just have no regard for myself
Killing to cleanse and make space on Earth.
 Praying,
 the next generation will appreciate the miracle of their birth.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Internal Hell

By Bryan Jackson


A personality both lovely and vile
they love it, but will scorn it after awhile.
A lifetime and still no crew or posse to name.
Day after day the isolation flickers then burns like flame.
The heart corrodes and becomes a serpent of Hell
as it slithers and pollutes, intestinal tracks swell.
Spleen ruptures and poisons the bowels
every face in the family damns you with scowls.
Blood rushes and fills the scrotum sack,
boils filled with disease cover an aching back.
Tear ducts are overrun with yellowish puss.
Maggots ravage the vocal cords in a speedy fuss.
None of this is fatal to the body, just the soul.
Now I am as I am treated, like a sick troll.
Without anyone else to corrupt I am my only victim
my hate paralyzes and shorts my nervous system.
My urethra is clogged with biting mites.
The pain is nonstop and blurs my sights.
Anus overflowing with foul sludge.
I beg it to leave, but the serpent won't budge.
It tells me everyday, “You will die soon enough.”
“but, what you endure now is foreplay. Death's where it gets rough!” 

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Love Her Back


By Bryan Jackson

A woman states and thousands of miles away
screams in her dreams because of her heart
she loves too much and
can’t recall when the pain began to start.
Others take advantage of her and disrespect
she gives chance after chance not exploding as of yet.
Her children watch as she slowly loses her cool
she has had enough of being played for a fool.
Those whom she has loved and cherished
are on a path of which they shall perish.
While asleep they are gagged and bound
operations performed without a sound.
They tore out her heart leaving only pain
fuckers didn’t count on her going insane.
Now, they are awake and she carves into their chest
blood flows and covers her
the warmth of it is the absolute best.
Wanting her love back she rips out their hearts
it isn’t enough, so she digs deeper
cutting them into numerous tiny parts.
Their meat minced and slowly cooked in stew
let this massacre be a lesson to all of you.
Give as you get and never forget
fucking with the wrong one will get your neck slit!

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Self Aware

Take
the lasciviousness of John Wilmot
the hard drinking of Charles Bukowski
the depression of Anne Sexton
and infuse with
Edgar Allen Poe's nightmares
and you have an image