O' goddess, she.
Glowing with a porcelain aura of cancer, her
bleeding palms are pressed against the grass and dirt. A piercing crack
echos through the air as her vertebrae is hammered to chalk. The razor
wire of human history tied to her ankles; the insurmountable weight
which she drags for the world. Lovely fingers upon the black earth, the
worms writhe with grief. A dew of perfume beads on the leaves, her
blood, her sweat.
She speaks.
To me, yearn to me! Die unto
me and thy death shall be my nectar. Bleed, weep, lament your
existence; I will drink in the bliss of your anguish. Each wound, a
pearl of my ecstasy. Each tear, the honey of my loins. The ash of your
bones powdered on my cheeks, and the ruin of mankind- the crown which
adorns my head.
Man's throat is slit.
Body given to nature.