Wet Nightmare

By Sean Mc Shane

She was a graveyard gal, been to hell and back
Most beautiful demon I'd ever seen in black
Her tattoos told a story, one of great sadness
and her cutter scars added, more to her madness

But I was so taken by her, her love was a happy beast
Inviting me into her heart, for love's sweet sacred feast
Our new bond was epic, we were one with all
Blinded by bliss, I didn't see the writing on the wall . . .

She told me out of the clear blue one night
on our shadow moon drive

          " I'm so out of touch with life
            I actually enjoy being alive "

Yeah she was a vast ocean of darkness
I was just a simple sparking flare
She was not the Dreamgirl I wished for
more like a Wet Nightmare

But I loved Her deeply
Her disturbed mind as well
A penny for Her thoughts
meant buying a ticket to hell

She was plagued by imaginary creatures
one she called 'Berserker'
I guess it had the body of a snail
and the head of a social worker

She wanted to be a famous dark poet
and slowy drink herself to death
But she would just stare at her blank journal
while smoking shitloads of meth

She'd steal my money to buy the dope
anything from a dollar to a penny
the worst part of  that whole deal
she'd never even save me any

And she'd insist we plan a cemetery wedding
everytime she'd get drunk
I wasn't too keen on human sacrifice
for that I'd get punched in the junk

Bedtime was always intimate mayhem
she'd become a fetish-fueled housewife
later I'd be smoking an after-cig
and she'd walk around talking to a knife

Eventually I surprised her with a gold ring
to show her the depth of my love
She smiled and gave me something too
a dead white dove 

At that point I finally blew like a bomb
I said some things I truely regret . . .

That shattered look on her sweet little face
is something I'll never forget . . .

She didn't say one word to me
She just slowly wandered away
I shouted out Lover-like apologies
But she still had nothing to say

I sat in bed and waited all night
I wanted her to come back home
I saw she left her ring on the sink
next to the spermicide foam

Then I caught that strange odor
the kind that will just linger
on closer inspection I noticed
Her ring kept her bloody finger

I picked it up and kissed it
tears welled up as I put it away
way back in the freezer
she'll need it again someday

because  today is the day I go
to show Her how much I really care
I will search on forever
til I find my wild Wet Nightmare . . .








 


























 

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Copyright 2012 Sean Mc Shane
Published on Saturday, February 11, 2012.     Filed under: "Comedy" and "Poetry"

Author's Note:

crazy ex-lovers, gotta love 'em
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  • Livingdeadgirl On Friday, March 20, 2015, Livingdeadgirl (57)By person wrote:

    wow, it's horrifyingly beautiful..... wow.....

  • A former member wrote: absolutely awsome..i love it!!

  • Sean Mc Shane On Sunday, January 13, 2013, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    Thanks K, I'm glad ya like it and thanks for the cool comment. Welcome to DP ! Cool. Til next time -

  • A former member wrote: Thoroughly loved this work. Taken my hand to paper. A wonderful inspiration for me.

  • Sean Mc Shane On Monday, December 3, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    Thanks FaeraMarei. And welcome to DP. Til next time -

  • Alchemist On Friday, June 15, 2012, Alchemist (679)By person wrote:

    Witty and funny, a dark and picturescue love story. Best I have read.

  • Sean Mc Shane On Saturday, June 16, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    Thanks, A. I'm glad ya dig the odd humor in this one. Thanks for the cool compliments. Later -

  • Nehema On Monday, May 21, 2012, Nehema (958)By person wrote:

    You paint a beautiful picture sir - I really enjoyed this, and though I never slayed & flayed a dove, I have been rejected by 'normal' men that thought I was weird though they loved the sex, so I was able to connect with her. Very fun read - def a keeper - XXOO Scholar

  • Sean Mc Shane On Tuesday, May 22, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    Thanks, R. She was definitely a wild one. The 'norms' want other norms. I'll take the wild ones, any day. Thanks again for checking this out and all the cool comments. Til next time -

  • Devilish On Tuesday, February 14, 2012, Devilish (2633)By person wrote:

    I love wet and wild anything..lol.. I love your work.. I obvioulsy hadnt paid enough attention to know your quite good... The pattern and verse is pretty tight.. i like that.. thank you for your comment on my work i appreciate it sir.. Happy valentines day .. Scholar

  • Sean Mc Shane On Wednesday, February 15, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    wet & wild is always good. What an onslaught of awesome compliments, thank you Devilish. Always an uplifting feel when I get your feedback. I enjoy your work a lot, too. Look forward to more. And a HVD to you too, D !!

  • dwells On Saturday, February 11, 2012, dwells (4177)By person wrote:

    SMS this was super and edge of your seat from start to finish. Quite the portrait you paint so well, a wild ride, destination Hell. Sounds to me like she was starved for attention maybe, and cherish those good memories too, cheers!

  • Sean Mc Shane On Saturday, February 11, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    As always dwells, I'm glad you enjoyed it. And I think she was more starved for sanity. But there were a few lulls in the madness. Always apprechiate the high compliments, too.

  • Dreaming in Stanzas On Saturday, February 11, 2012, Dreaming in Stanzas (293)By person wrote:

    "A penny for Her thoughts meant buying a ticket to hell" Loved this part. I really enjoyed the beginning of this then it started to get a bit cliche for my tastes but it kept me interested enough to keep reading.

  • Sean Mc Shane On Saturday, February 11, 2012, Sean Mc Shane (606)By person wrote:

    Thanks SD. I'm happy you stuck it out and got a kick out of that one line. Thanks for commenting.


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