prologue

 

ladder

 

epilogue

 prologue 
sea
desert
jungle
quarry
urbanity
 antiquity 
ocean
 epilogue 


D7.9.1
StaticToil


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StaticToil, 3:33 - Press play.

      Damn your mother. Didn't she ever tell you? You have to feed a girl after you eat her soul.
     


Last night you took me,
       (Despite all my static toil.)
Into your arms.


For less than perhaps ten minutes, the whole damn evening. I realized, I'd done it again... Gone and forgotten the worth...


Stunned I think I was,
       as every pain that
       dismembers my calm
You, one by one, erased.


Before I opened my mouth with every 
counter-some nuance, breaking up the intensity and tenderness, I had been so long in craving.


I thought, "not even time 
        can fathom, how into you...
I've become", feed me.




You took off with my head.

I couldn't let it slide.

You fucked up...

You lost all control...

You ate my soul.

And what I was trying to tell you, was 
kind of important.

   
 

  


©2001 AnyaHard.com - Original Illustration for StaticToil - Tonya Knudsen, 1987 (Much to the chagrin of her SSCHS teachers.)
StaticToil 3:33 - Composed, produced & performed by Tonya Knudsen, 2001