Womb

Bottomless slumber, tumbling,
Like a babe down the stair.
You sloughed off your wrinkly skin,   
To iron out the wear.

The ugliest vestigial uterus,
Swallowed me up like a pill.
And I writhed inside as she opened wide,
And reached in to keep me still.

I slept for many a year, and then no more;
My eyes oozed off; my consciousness died.
And I was blind until I saw her;
She spat me out, and I mindlessly cried.

Pink and raw and ******l,
Her eyes bugged out of her head.
She swathed me in her sticky flesh,
And sent me off to bed.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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