Night Life

Night Life

A Poem by Stuart Ellis

Deep in the heart of the fetid urban jungle
its mating call resonates
in the dim twilight of a saturday night.
And if you follow the river of blood and puke
upstream,
you may catch a glimpse of this strutting troll.
The testosterone charged, bottle crushing,
head splitting mindless drunken imbecile.
In all its beer spewing adolescent glory.
 
 
With flaccid penile antenna
it seeks to conquer and degrade
the female of its species;
The hundred and forty pounds of gin soaked flesh
that waits impatiently guzzling
with others of her kind
failing to summon the illusion of dignity.
Blotchy legs, carpet burns,
and moist at the prospect
of her impending nicotine ridden insemination.
 
 
Together they give hope to the impoverished sperm
that should never have made it,
the seeds of a new generation
of human flotsam and jetsam,
the thick residue of drunken debauchery,
Without purpose,
without compassion,
unwanted,
unsupported,
unloved,
and undone.

© 2008 Stuart Ellis


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I love how your poems don't necessarily give everything away in the title. You let the imagery tell the story for you.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Ha-ha! I can very much catch a glimpse of your anger in this poem. Your tone of voice seems higly sarcastic and frustrated with the city's night life, and it's very intruiging the way you display your anger, mixing it with high-powered imagery of filt and disgust. A good thing that your anger is held in check, never quit overstepping its boundary.

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Stuart Ellis
Stuart Ellis

London, United Kingdom



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Im a creative soul. I work as a computer animator for film in the West end of London, so my day is spent mostly making imaginative creatures think and talk. Apart from this, i qualified as a private h.. more..

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A Poem by Stuart Ellis