Out of the Frying Pan

Teeming with anticipation

Wrapped willing wet lips;

Nervous hearts skip beats

Impulsive and feverish.

Here I sit in a darkened theater

Watching the best the world has to offer

I see you

Like a butterfly,

Trapped in the warm winds

Of a summer afternoon,

Fluttering back to the same flower

The enigma of the rhythm.

The rise and fall of the breast.

This is where the heart lives.

On long drives, you are with me,

Feeling your curves with my fingers

I follow the broken white lines of the road

Past the horizon

Tense and relaxed

Intoxicating temptation;

A touch of velvet

Gliding in and out.

To know truth

But through the looking glass

  A place

Where black holes

Swallow each other whole

  Pupils dilate

Find focus

And see right through

  Reflexio ad infinitum

  In those dead pools

Of stagnant blue,

Some evidence of life

  Up can be down

But right is always wrong

Lasciate ogni speranza, voi ch'entrate

  The Queen shouts

And he runs

Back to the looking glass

Was watching Ghostbusters 2 and this happened. 

Yojimbo by Mcclane83

I just watched “Friday the 13th Part 3: 3D”. My mind is blown. My eyes are shot. This movie is literally 5700 seconds long. The entire thing was a blur, and that is no affront to my memory. My head still pulsates and everything is purple. The movie avoids any and all attempts to terrify its audience, opting instead for lenghty objects. In the very beginning, a woman adjusts her television set simply so that the rabbit ears can poke the viewer in the eyes, and Jason manages to murder his victims only with the longest of handled objects lying around the house. Also, no 3D boobs? What is this? 1982? Anyhow, the plot was awful and incomprehensible, but I can’t say I expected much. However, it was all worth it for one brief moment. About a half hour before the end, Jason lifts a young man up by his head and crushes it, sending a careening eyeball into my living room. I have never identified so strongly with a character before. I highly recommend it.