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May 5, 2008

Inspired Poetical Imagery (flash fiction)

Filed under: suchoon mo, paradoxism — ABRAXAS @ 10:44 am

While having my car serviced by a mechanic at a car dealership, I was reading a magazine in the waiting room. Not quite “reading” in true sense. I left my reading glasses at home, so I could not read well. Mostly I was looking at pictures. Cars. Trucks. Engines. Transmissions. Tires. Race drivers. Women with large protruding breasts. And so on. Then I saw a large bold caption which I could read even without my glasses. A full page advertisement for men.

“MASCULINE ENLARGEMENT … BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE!”

Suddenly, I had a flash of inspiration. A new poetic imagery. A man with two enlarged penis (penes). Why two? Why not? The other one is free. Quite a bargain. Two pistols for the price of one.

Now, how am I going to write a poem which evokes such imagery poetically? The task challenges my ability to its limit. A two-pistol gun-slinger with two enlarged penes, standing tall in a cowboy town shoot-out.

One Response to “Inspired Poetical Imagery (flash fiction)”

  1. femi leadbelly Says:

    you promised me poems..
    double shooters
    like hooters
    the erect penes
    ratta tating
    big guns
    like
    two puns
    in your
    single
    area of grown
    over hole
    an hair

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