 Bet you could pick up any thing cuz you got seven fingers on your right hand and you don't waste a single one. I read a wall said you rub yourself to blisters back of there, soak nipples in red wine and give communion. I like you like that; Fearless Bitch; meet your maker with your hands in your pants.
Can't help looking back at those lips swollen like they've been slapped, I think that's how you get us all like how momma birds play wrecked for
catseveryone loves a victim.
Bet you stick smiles in their mouths, suck voices from their groins, lick wires through their eyes so they stay closed. God help a piece that stares. I'm going to light my jaws tonight so you'll see me talking, click my knees like ruby shoes, and find an empty pew. I'll lie back there on varnished oak and quiet me counting beads.
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About the Author Livingston first novel,
Going Down Swinging, was published by Random House Canada to great critical acclaim. The Vancouver writing collective, Seven Sisters, recently published their second collection. Billie's first collection of poetry, "The Chick at the Back of the Church" came out Spring 2001.
Signed, Livingston
Cross-References
Billie Livingston is one of the contributors to paraethos.com, as is Teresa Halford and J B Sclisizzi. |