Indiscretions

My insecurities are committing indiscretions on my lawn of tropical greenery and sleep. This house I practice living in is made of wrinkled laughter and concrete. Above disdainful clouds, a power struggle between emptiness and fulfillment fought with fully automatic glowsticks. I close the spider owned windows and ignore my insecurities, baring themselves to the world like voyeurs.

Leering Lake

The leering lake watches my alabaster thighs on the shore almost lasciviously. Beneath the textured surface of unforgiving water, a predator from the depths of the mundane is peckish and observing me thoughtfully. My mouth is closed by a pink plastic button. Beneath my short chartreuse shift I shiver. The lake calls to me like a jealous lover, watches me flirting my eyelashes at the flowers.