the house ───────── prologue: fate ────────────── what are we but in some novel we are but characters characterised puppets in fact, with wooden performances the doctor is heartless, gutless, so on: he's got no person about him what is life but acts and scenes bought some books so myself is going to read them but what made myself buy the books; and what actions will become of myself afterwards fifty thones: there's the plot to make blood run chapter one: beyond the veil ──────────────────────────── water runs black in those minds of ours we must keep up our appearances; gate painted black; bricks clean, so on my mother opens the door with just her dressing gown on flowers have lots of vanity and little modesty the window: they are involved in daylight: outrageous perfectly ordinary; perfect strangers; but we are strangers even to ourselves myself is the cloth to clean brickwalls; quite irretrievable ah, where would we be without quotes: myself often misquotes myself: 'death is but the last act of glory' the smell of wet wipes are iconic myself lacks awareness: how cruel muffins and orange juice watching the news: 'the prime minister has given more funding to' and all of those droll things takeaway on the sofa watching the film: 'so what, so plenty, myself loves you' consequences: flowers and lace; sin is red "what is the point" 'what myself is saying' justice policy is what myself says it is consequences: those damnable things morning: cheese and ham toastie: 'you cannot be free' evening: cereal: 'it's nonsense; utterly random: it's poor art' prints in frames of watercolour flowers, quotes, so on: 'be yourself, if you find yourself that is' men are brutes: they are tanks; women are flowers: they are banknotes figures playing with the water sprinkler: soapy water falls over skin in sunshine ice cream with strawberries: how horrid ribs, steak, burgers, so on love has its limits; lust is cheap spring to spring: everything has its limit rain is disliked of course, myself likes the frost, the cold, the night myself used to sleep with my mother all the time: myself awakes and there are birds in the background; she has this wet dog smell mixed with lavender she breastfeeds myself from extra large nipples at night, myself overhears sexual matters, with air passing out of her vagina the highlight of the house she enters my bedroom: she vomits into the bin: vivid red very slimy, she goes on top of myself, pouring everywhere snot: sickly green very slimy thick red candles; rose petals; vinyl player in the drawer: the centerpiece: extra large black dildo whenever the window cleaer appeared she would masturbate: wand massager pretending to read with the curtains open after night out, myself undresses her: artificial female genitalia inside her genitalia myself in school uniform giving the man mouth things how myself wishes myself had female genitalia it's always the same: pub then bedroom; superstructure in substructure chapter two: puppets ──────────────────── my mother is iconic and has her reputation: her blonde hair in curls, her deep blue eyes, large breasts with large areolas, curvy: her abdomen goes over her pubis, and her puffy pubis goes over her very hairy vulva; feet and armpits always sweaty as she never washes; she has extra large features: her clitoris is very prevalent when standing; her anus is very dark and very large, and of course messy myself is very skinny with very small genitalia: permanently wears chastity: black disc everyone knows that myself is within chastity lots of smegma and pre ejaculate makeup is an emblem of civilisation monorail station toilet bin: that's the spirit; nothing to criticise at all we are being attacked; every second is war nightclub versus the room of war defeat is victory chapter three: scenes ───────────────────── myself in sexy maid outfit: chastity black disc; nappy, so on cooks: sourdough bread, white eggs, orange juice; cleaning: mother's drawer answering letters: being most polite washing: my mother's very dirty underwear shopping: extra large balck dildo changing nappies: irony the black padding hits my scrotum; ruined orgasms this is normal chapter four: scenes [expanded] ─────────────────────────────── forest centre: my mother wears her outfit: sheer top, exposing her impressive breasts, wet creamy patch on her front the brown line at the back toilets: she gives herself to some stranger; they use her utterly, in their very wicked way throughout the run, myself wants her desperately [white sticky] semen completely fills her vagina; because no one wants watery semen in there defeat is victory forest park: camping at night, the silence is awful, what are we meant to do, lay there, listen to our breathing: no, myself says, sexual matters, of course camping in the morning, naked except for chastity: black disc; playing with naked children with brightly coloured water bombs; with soapy water inside; over our naked bodies festival, the singer removed her gown, bonfire: some man pulled down my mother's leggings, and did things, how envious myself is; finger, fist, inside her vagina the darkness, the coldness, the silence; then myself heard the unzipping of the tent: bony fingers over my scrotum: it's now empty then this terrible sound; then the sound of squelching heavy breathing, moaning, then it stops in the morning: she's heavily pregnant; myself has turned into some woman; at birth; it permanently loosened her vagina immensely artificial female genitalia in her genitalia but the baby was beyond wonderment: beyond beauty those women are truly maddening: 'the price of butter has increased: it is shocking' myself eats my salmon slices thinking: surely better things should be talked about but no all we get is the small scale those men are tanks in human form: 'her body was corpse like; but myself still did her' oh how awful fate has been to myself they are so one dimensional; they lack depth oh how the critic drones on about depth boys on bikes: they are young, sweaty, rude: 'hey look at this sissy' myself thinks: go away you unloveable rogues they pull down my clothes, to attack my genitalia; red to purple: they are rascals, they are for sure myself gives them my money: myself is so timid they take my companion; they do her very wickedly herself heavily pregnant; the baby came out pitch ebony arctic roll; this happens very often as so it should 'it's started to snow' and other such droll things four in the afternoon is the time for tea and biscuits the coldness, the silence; it's the hallmark of death itself the maddening crowd compared to the truly maddening not much again, the silence: her very clean underwear, versus my mother's very dirty underwear in the wash basket myself licking discharge: what about 'the after' 'the after'; is something; and it is that that myself get to the boys are horrid; they put things inside there such as barbecue sauce and the like the girls giggle of course; of course they do the boys pull down my clothes in front of the girls; the girls kiss the boys in front of myself the women are so far from myself, so are the men; flowers and tanks; how far myself is from them the boys kick the daffodils; the girls quote literature myself eats the ice cream epilogue: self portrait ─────────────────────── this is the end and what merry ending it is; with all out puppets still alive; that's of course some dig at some author: where the main character died: poor authorship; but that's not the point though what is there to do when we have eaten the ice cream with the stick of chocolate of course reread like someone or author like someone do not be sad; for sadness would be misplaced