Amidst writing several chapters of complex psychologically absurd drama, this bizarre love fritter slid out of my skull and stuck to my scratch paper like a viscid slug. I had to share it with you:
I’m standing on a corner in Winslow Arizona as hell-fire-god-of-death-sun-ray’s perpetually pernicious pain is shat upon my milky-pale and overly tender face flesh, blood-buttered thoughts of perverted insanity spiral like parasitic worms, wide-wedging the jagged fissure betwixt my cerebral hemispheres. A road-ragged whore mongrel of a morbidly repugnant cycloptic prostitute asks me, “Gotta cigarette?”
Standing there naked with my blade shredded cock, peeled banana style—fried pork skin tongued flesh-flaps draping repellent—desert-crackle-dried onto my bare-shaven-upper-inner thighs and splintered mop-stick stabbed up my ass pocket and I say, “Why yes I do have a cigarette you scrumptiously decadent and endlessly sexual beast of a witch-dog-stink-holed-harlot. Would you like a half-smoked mentholated Kool Filter King 100 or an unlit urine impregnated Camel unfiltered which was reportedly once clenched wetly between the sexually desirous testicle suckling lips of Julia Roberts at age eighteen?” I wrap my grime crusted unclean fingers around her lice-ravaged skull as our fluid sheathed tongues defile each other’s mouths. Two highbred patrician couples quick-draw-whip their camera-phones out to capture a Kodak moment for their nauseating blogs or to share with lovers on hot steamy midnight escapades.
She stands perplexed with confusion’s steaming vomit shellacking her vacuous gaze, plucks a blood-stuffed wood-tick from her strangled knot of pubic hairs—the two uptown aristocrats with white-bulbed eyeballs distending from choked occipital pockets blazing stares of non-belief—and says, “I’ll have the half-smoked mentholated Kool Filter King 100. I fucking hate Julia Roberts, she promiscuously slept with 47 men she met on movie sets. I might be the ugliest scab of female to ever walk the planet earth, but hey . . . I have class.
They built a putrid life of love-stench beneath the soul-frying Arizona sun, raised mongoloid triplets in an excrement stained Pueblo mud-tent, and lived three more years before dying of desert-scorched dehydration. The latest word is their rotting carcasses were picked clean by meat-hungry buzzards. Their three children (Poo-Poo, Skabb. and Bunk) were sold to a well-known nefarious biker gang and now star in underground sex films.



#1 by Shinade at March 28th, 2009
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Hi Bobby,
Just dropping by to say hello and I hope things are going well!!
Hugs,
Jackie
#2 by teeni at March 29th, 2009
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Creepy. I hate to think of what the kids were like. And “standing on a corner in Winslow Arizona,” – I thought you were going to break into the Eagles’ song, “Take it Easy.” LOL. Great – now I can’t get it out of my head!
#3 by Joan De La Haye at March 29th, 2009
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That was interesting!
Well written and very descriptive!
Thanks for sharing!
Joan De La Haye
http://joandelahaye.wordpress.com/
#4 by Revellian at March 29th, 2009
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@Jackie: Thanks! I’m well, just enjoying the freedom of not blogging every day and keeping up with the Joneses I hope you’re doing good too:)
@Teeni: I haven’t heard that song in years and have no idea why I used that line, but it worked!
@Joan: Thank you! Just something weird and sickening that seems to grow like a fungus in my head:)
#5 by Jennifer at March 29th, 2009
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Oh, it’s been too long since I’ve stopped by (and I see another post below this one …). Of course, the Eagles song is now stuck in my head (perhaps lodging itself in the jagged fissure betwixt the two hemispheres of my brain) …
One of the things I love about your stories are the moments of lucidity (or almost normal conversation) tucked into the intense description. They make me laugh: “. . . I have class“
#6 by Revellian at March 30th, 2009
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Hey Jennifer! I sure didn’t plan to write this, but after around seven hours of writing in a hypnotic stupor, I felt weird and wrote this. I’m so glad you got the humor! I hope Julia Roberts doesn’t sue me because I have no money hahaha! This would be a weird film short to see before a horror movie
#7 by Firany at April 1st, 2009
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Very well written story – I love your style. But it was still a bit too creepy for me, next time you should try something more optimistic.
#8 by Melinda at April 3rd, 2009
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Ha ha, Bobby! I also thought you were going to break out into an Eagles song.
I’ll tell you what, Bobby–your writing is so vivid, I actually feel my skin crawling sometimes (and that’s a good thing). This one was almost as creepy as the bed bugs story (which I still have nightmares about–thanks, you!).
I did enjoy reading it–so twisted!
Melinda
#9 by GregR at April 3rd, 2009
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Wow there are no shortage of metaphor and similes in your prose, he said as he pecked at the keyboard like vulture casting its beak onto a well shredded carcass that was once his life.
#10 by Revellian at April 3rd, 2009
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@Melinda: Thanks so much! I’ve definitely been to the edge of sanity in my real life and it has rewired my brain in an unusual way. I want to write a fiction novel called “Killing Julia Roberts”, but it’s illegal to do so (nothing against her as I actually do like her). If I ever become famous, maybe I can get permission to write such a novel hahaha!
@Greg: Thanks a lot and a very nice imaginative sentence you’ve written! By the way, I actually have eaten vulture (stuffed and roasted); it was the nastiest fowl I’ve ever had
#11 by Melissa Donovan at April 6th, 2009
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Sometimes I don’t even know what to say after reading one of your pieces. They are so bizarre, but completely riveting. You have a special talent for adjectives and descriptions in general.
#12 by Revellian at April 6th, 2009
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Thanks Melissa! At this point in my blogging and my departure from writing any normal non-fiction articles, just having a story read means the world to me. Honestly, I can’t see writing a really long piece in such an absurd style, it would be hard to read and just be too much description; however, can be potent in a really short story
#13 by floreta at April 7th, 2009
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that’s quite possibly the most bizarre love story i’ve ever laid my eyes upon.
besides that, your descriptions and story-telling are really engaging with some dry humor! i like it.
#14 by Revellian at April 7th, 2009
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Thanks Floreta! I’m not so sure this constitutes a complete story, but is weird and freaky–meant to be humorous. I’ve had a very bizarre life and it definitely shows haha