Outside of the church
In an unforgiving world.
Inbred mentality,
My face smeared with the sperm of who they were.
Soap opera spectacles
Constellations roaming
Searching for a God.
Killing
Looking for the boundaries
That could have saved him.
Screaming
Because in the silence we were overlooked
A little house next to the 60 freeway
In East Los Angeles
A kindly little old woman
Her brute husband
Her inability to care
And those children
Who will rot there in old age.
This is the ghetto I am told.
Short sidewalks
Cousins talking to me
Like they already molested me.
Hairy and silky
If silky could describe filth.
A little old lady
Not unlike the last.
This one is younger
And more of a mother
Or rather she would call herself one.
She should be a girl
With a daddy.
She should find a husband
Who could fuck her childhood pain away.
That is after all what sex is I am seeing.
The times that couldnt be tender
Make tender scars
The little candies
That could have dulled something
Didnt put us into a coma fast enough.
Transmitted disease
At least then
I could have died
With a semblance
Of something working-out.