Chicky Nugg
by Jason Davidson
Chicky Nugg has been selling all the drugs out behind the dug-out // when the cool kids' eyes go wide and burst into limeade fire he just shrugs his huddled shoulders // a little boulder // crumpled fudge // all of his clients keep on with their dying // he tries to nudge a bit of life back into their Hollywood bodies but it's a shoddy job // and his jaw keeps aching like an avalanched attack // a rasping iceberg // so he keeps his mac-nut manhood well-submerged // urging the corpses into a brilliant pile // crying turn that rigor mortis down // smile wide for the camera kids
Several of them went bye-bye this past Sunday afternoon // as the sun loomed like a sexy villain // their bagpipe brains spilling as young brains do // everyone then // just another Looky-Lou // Chicky Nugg always smiles with his eyes // he is so polite and super-glue // he extends his hands like rambutans // he always greets how do you do // Pickpocket stopped breathing new // he fell off and away out into the blue // like the warm bayou of our best desire // he was locking love with Chicky too
Bonnet-Bell was a brilliant bastard // whenever Chicky Nugg smudged her she always screamed faster // fucker // faster // and when he made his marriage bed just right for her she would taunt him // say he could have lasted longer // made some room in the sacred bed for her to lie there too // last summer or the one before // she killed Chicky Nugg behind a rotten door // but he rose from the floor // an Easter hottie // a shoddy boyfriend // singing sweetly Bonnet-Bell my fluffy sundae I can mend myself to hell // no matter how many times she killed him // he scooped his bruises // he was well
Back home // Sweet Pea and Peachy Pie await his arrival // patient petals // pretty bevels // they need no hugs from Chicky Nugg to know that they are hovered // he covers them with dust-mites and sings them barf-bag bedtime stories // as soon as they are dead for the night he reads his screen like a bed bug bite // all the termites his balls could ever hold // the stalls go unsold for centuries // Chicky carries on with the grease of his on-line classes // frame-up rental // and by the grace of hentai and the blow job masses // one day he will be a dentist // removing all the children's teeth // leaving them with redrum faces like pretty jack-o-lanterns // oh // and he will gas them // with tantrums and guava // mantras and lava // he will love the little ones until each and every one of them is now suspended // good and dead
Jason Davidson is a poet, fiction writer, playwright and performer. He's written and directed over 200 works of experimental theatre and his one-act plays have been widely published. His poetry has appeared recently or is forthcoming in Burningword, Pine Hills Review, SoFloPoJo, HAD, Hobart, Heavy Feather Review, Luna Luna and other journals. Jason lives on California's Central Coast with his husband and four-legged children. Find him on Instagram at @jasonwriteswords or visit his site at jasonwriteswords.com