Down In Me

Faster Pussycat

Kill! Kill!Flash flash flash a bit of skin but not too much. I’m good at this art form of the feminine form of wiles all the while I’m flirty pink female dangerous flesh but far more dangerous words.

Look but don’t touch not much not until I’ve had my fill reeled in the kill and sated. But I’m not going about it in the usual way, that scurrilous scandalous supercilious way. I play up the damaged goods angle, the sexy goods angle, the saucy and lost, tarty and dirty but shy angle. Demurely provoking beck and call behind a long dark eyelash curl.

There’s nothing demure to that play I play so well in the historic bygone style of luscious betties and seductive janes. I’m out for treasure, but not the gold kind, the buried kind the real kind the kind you just don’t find. This is a show, burlesque by force but it’s not a pat down or a put-down, a put-on or a shakedown, it’s a showdown: my wit and your brawn in a fight to the death or at least to the break-up. But you can never take me and rarely will you take me down because I’m sharp fluid motor curves and quick.

Believe hushed tones from a full red pout please believe that I actually do bleed when you can’t match me word for word. Even as I catch sight of your delicate swaggering sunlit outline ambling towards me in the distance and everything screams no go, no go, I allow myself split-second thoughts as I allow myself every other indulgence.

Kill! Kill!I wish you’d kick the candy-coated doors wide open, tangle velvet tresses in your grasp and drag me out reminding me how small and fragile I am, but only after you’ve overpowered me with a mere thought because nothing quite so impresses my place upon me as a well-written missive in the dark. Hurdles jumped, you’re free to take from me as though it never belonged to me in the first, simply claim righteous debts and in the final hours of the tie-me-down, stake-your-claim victory rape fuck, I’d have been reborn remade redeemed.

Sadly the crushing pressure of my crashing expectations is all it takes to topple the worthiest and most steadfast of suitors. Chances lost I’ll cut you to the quick, lash out knife sharp razor like tongue blade and leave you reeling not knowing what or where but stinging all the same. And with that I’m good as gone down the road, hightailin’ it back cross country on my murderous rampage route due west because I’m living fast and free, no cares no cares.

Faster, pussycat! Kill! Kill!” 

Thought I’d make it easy give it easy hand it over, surrender it willingly? Learn to read as I blow you kisses in a flurry of poisonous goodbyes.

(This post brought to you in part by The Cramps’ Smell of Female album and the Russ Meyer film.)

7 responses

  1. Z comments:

    Wow. I am completely fucking speechless. And giving you a standing ovation.

  2. An Average Blog Reader comments:

    I have come here expecting the typical blog fare of cute pictures of kittens. Or fast pussycats. Or whatever. I am horrendously disappointed. Please rectify the situation immediately. Thank you.

  3. Ani comments:

    Z: Gosh. Thank you. (You know that means a lot coming from you.)

    An Average Blog Reader: I’m sorry. Here at Dine in Me we serve only the most appetising kinds of blog posts for the discerning diner. No kittens, I’m afraid. ;)

  4. oe comments:

    Leopold to your Molly and wrestle-seduce with your rain of kiss bite blows to my blindwide swings your shredding tonguework but my slow knife is the bigger slice-punctuating your soliloquy into fleshraw strips, girldrunk punch drunk I’d settle for a draw bruised and blowing hard on our backs.

  5. An Unreliable Witness comments:

    Words and pictures, and then more words. This is one of those posts that almost demands to be read alive, as prose-poetry, such is the structure of the sounds and rhythms.

    [That was my serious comment.]

  6. lillipilli comments:

    I found myself reading this aloud, kind of like an incantation.

  7. Ani comments:

    OE: You get it. Completely. Thanks for that.

    AUW: High praise, from the veritable master of words, structure and rhythm. [And that was my serious answer.]

    Lillipilli: I did write it with a voice in mind. I’m glad you heard it.

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