måndag 30 november 2009
corporate sex
tisdag 24 november 2009
...of the dead we speak
måndag 23 november 2009
mad howlings
with promises of life's normal span;
His only fright.
through chants older than life demised,
all which begets men who attempt forget,
Read,
and see:
begynnelsen
ett litet poem
så kommer ing't om det hörs.
söndag 22 november 2009
Vem vet mest?
fredag 20 november 2009
torsdag 19 november 2009
dagens special
måndag 16 november 2009
The Walrus and the Carpenter
söndag 15 november 2009
Creationism
Avast, ye scoundrels!
torsdag 12 november 2009
Endgame
(warning for sensitive readers. if YOU are a sensitive reader, get the fuck off this site and don't you dare to come back.)
Jonathan, half-lost in the bliss of intercourse, smiled stupidly at the naked youth straddling his manhood. He did not know the boy’s name; they had exchanged no words. The boy was half the age of the abbot’s eldest daughter, but that meant little to the older man. Redemption, after all, was but a breath away, waiting in the confines of his confessor’s cubicle. From the moment Jonathan had first laid eyes upon the boy—smooth, moon-pale skin, soft, supple curves, long, flaxen hair spilling down past unblemished shoulders—he had wanted him. The wherefores of whatever spell had so suddenly encaptured him were lost in the throes of his passion. Jonathan wanted the boy, and thus had taken him. It was that simple.
Jonathan continued thrusting, lost in the vision of his comely companion writhing in silence. Passers-by could hear as he took in urgent breath as the boy paused, shifting ever so slightly while still keeping his lover deep inside. The child rose up once, working his hips and driving the abbot into new throes of ecstasy. Again the pair moved together, features contorted in paroxysms of perverse delight. Then Jonathan thrust forward a third time, and the boy came down hard, face twisted into an unrecognizable feral mask as the monk screamed in agony.
Something moved toward Jonathan, surging from deep within the boy’s bowels. It skittered through the fey child and into Jonathan, crawling inside his sex and distending the sides. Each continued thrust—for he would not, could not stop—was accompanied by a searing sensation, intensely painful, yet strangely pleasurable. The moving thing was a swarm, Jonathan realized in a moment of horrific lucidity between thrusts; he could feel the chittering things forcing their way into him. He screamed and pitched, but could not throw off the boy; the child-monster’s thighs held him in a sensual death-grip.
The torment and the pleasure in tandem became unspeakable. At length, Jonathan could hear the wet snap of his hip cracking, yielding to stresses a mortal frame was never meant to bear. He fell, sprawling, into the merciful gulf of unconsciousness.
The abbot spent the next fortnight in a fitful state of half-wakefulness. Vaguely he wondered why none of the monks came to see him; vaguely he wondered about his duties and masses. His nights were filled with visions of his torturer’s leering face. Then there were the nightmares, surreal tableaux in which Jonathan’s captor capered about his prostate form, pushing, prodding, cutting. There were scenes which played dangerously close to the edge of sanity, in which the monster squatted over Jonathan’s face, forcing blood-salty maggots and formless writhing masses into his mouth, then holding his jaws shut and forcing him to swallow.
The days, if night could be separated from day in the perpetual darkness enshrouding him, were worse. On those occasions when sleep deserted him, Jonathan, raw, rent and broken, was exquisitely aware of every sensation his tortured nerves brought him. His tongue, cracked, parched and swollen from countless stings, was about the only thing he could move. Flies landed on his eyes and he could not so much as blink to dislodge them. They were a constant companion in his torment, their buzz an excited drone against the slow beat of his heart. Misshapen creatures and vermin crawled and slithered over his bloated body, and an unseen thing—things—moved within his abdomen with chilling deliberation.
Then, one night, he awakened to find his captor waiting for him. The child was seated upon his chest, stealing his breath and staring him full in the face with black, bottomless eyes. They boy’s body was cold, Jonathan noted, as cold as the corpses he had laid out for burial. More of the insects scampered across Jonathan to scuttle onto the boy-thing’s naked from, welcoming his presence. Countless black forms darted in and out of the boy’s nose, his smiling mouth, his groin.
“You have cow’s eyes,” the youth hissed as he idly caressed Jonathan’s face. The boy spoke in a voice that was too old, too evil to come from a child. Whatever spoke in that voice had known degradation beyond imagining. Jonathan moaned, terrified his tormentor would scoop out his eyes with small, cold fingers.
“Cow’s eyes,” the creature mused, retrieving a threaded needle attached to a skein of silk from beside Jonathan’s prostrate form. “The same wide-eyed gaze as a beast of the field. It marks you as unaware, unsuspecting, not yet opened with understanding. It betrays you as prey.”
The creature pushed the needle into his own palm, passing it through his hand and out the other side. Without pausing, he then pinched the fat of the abbot’s gut into a small fold and slid the needle through, eliciting whimpers of pain and fear.
“I can see your thoughts through those eyes, Jonathan,” the beast continued, eyes wide as he held his victim down. Slowly he continued to sew into the abbot’s flesh, embroidering it with ancient patterns. “I can see your fears. Oh, don’t worry, I won’t take your eyes from you now. They’ll be needed later.”
Each wound closed scant seconds after the needle’s passage, made whole by the potent vitae that soaked the thread, but Jonathan kept trying to scream until no more sounds escaped his mouth. Silently, his body was wracked with shudders.
“Here,” the abbot’s grinning assailant finally said, pausing to place Jonathan’s hand over his own swollen groin. “Squeeze that, if you will, and think about what you want. It will help to pass the time while I tell you what you should know before apotheosis.”
Shadows crept in from the edges of the chamber and darkness blotted out the ceiling. Only part of the stone floor was visible in the dim light, its surface encrusted with brown stains. Flies and wasps crawled across the walls and floor, hovering in droves over the dried blood. Their wings buzzed incessantly in the still and silent air. They waited.
Standing with a lantern in his hand, the young man remained motionless. Above him, Jonathan hung from a thick chain suspended from the ceiling; intricate stitchwork covering his naked form. Jonathan screamed, as he had been screaming for night after night, but no sound issued forth from his parched throat. His ears had been folded over and melted shut with burning oil. The boy had inserted a fly into each ear, however, and Jonathan now spent his time listening to one fly who whispered its secrets to him. The other fly ignored Jonathan and rolled flecks of his earwax into a ball.
The young man watched impassively as his Jonathan spat, then choked. A fly, coated with an oily mixture of saliva and blood, emerged from between his parted and cracked lips. Several more followed. Jonathan could no longer even attempt to cry out as escaping flies filled his throat; his neck bulged and his eyes widened in mute panic. He twisted upon the chain like a hooked fish, writhing with agony as the insect tide bubbled forth from within him. The young man nodded approvingly and left. The swarm would emerge from this human chrysalis without his help, and the young man needed to watch the other mortal hosts during this, the crucial birthing season. It was time to awaken the darkness.
onsdag 11 november 2009
psykodramatiskt rollspel
måndag 9 november 2009
söndag 8 november 2009
wish fulfillment
sinatra
"Ja, Pojke, det är bra, men vad står du här och glor?"
"Jag hoppas att fortfarande hinna med Jeffersons flygplan, men jag får aldrig fullt taxa ut på flygbanan."
fredag 6 november 2009
söndag 1 november 2009
Vem vet mest?
*pling*
"Katitzi."
