Bundled.
Bundled and bundling out of one’s passage,
they fall. All woolled-up, and tangled-up with each other –
tight. Heads protruding from sheaths. Translucent and streaked with
blood. With one’s own blood. From the blood within the passage from whence
they tumbled, all bundled-up and packaged. All packaged-up and white, I vomit,
bundles and bundles of wool. All ready to be needled-up, stitched-up, pearled-up, and
knitted. Fearing the end, I cast it all off, wrap it all up, and flush it all down, raising it up,
all ready for show time.
Copyright owned by Jay Cool, March 2019
‘Yarn’ image, courtesy of Pixabay.com