I took a stone fruit from a party ~ LGW
A Plum..
Naturally dyed multi-textile piece made and shot in Tassie by meI took a stone fruit from a party and played a made up card
game.
Today I read that everything I touch will be a fossil someday
and that made me want to touch everything, lay in a tub of absolutely
everything.
A rock,
A book,
A wooden
chair.
I stole a stone fruit from a party to have as a snack, and
now I don’t want to take it outside to have as a snack because what if someone
recognises it as the particular stone fruit that went missing last night from
the party just before I played the card game.
And now its stem is looking right at me
And now one of two things will happen;
1.
I will put it in a wooden bowl and watch it
slowly rot (And guilt will fester)
OR
2.
I will eat it in a dark corner in 3 flat seconds
then spit out the stone like a fast missile (And guilt will sit)
Ladies Luncheon
Tomorrow I'll set a place for my heart (blood pumping organ in an animate being) at the table.
I'll bring my heart (blood pumping organ in an animate being) to sit down for a meal, a nice meal tomorrow,
I wont say anything as she grows calescent and as her convulsions crack crockery and clatter silverware,
as her cardinal colour invades the placemat, I wont complain when I'm cleaning plasma from plates.
Nothing peculiar about chowing down with an old organ,
not a peep as I watch the white load spin and dance as the suds turn a bright bright red.
But tonight do we mind if I dine alone?
Tonight I'd like to eat alone one last time, and say its not for one last time,
after I wash up ill darn the placemats and set for two, and turn off all the lights and dream of her expression when I tardily feed her,
her drivelling excitement of being acknowledged, and she will grow large and sudoric all over my white linens,
and every dinner from then on will be a circus, full and jovial and bright bright red, but never again will it be quiet or clean or plain white or organ-less,
simple, for when she wasn't there at all, and I played music to pretend I didn't hear her pounding, rattling, slobbering, dripping.
I didn't have to feed her, or call her hungry, or call her anything at all.
I ate clear soup, I ate the first soup ever made, I never worried and I always ate alone.
where whites were always white,
and red was always hidden.
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