Monday, September 7, 2009

Pixel Zombies: Faux Pas! (2)

We're tired, tired; we set those twin cars ablaze
Stole the pacified sunsets sold to housebroken maids
Drink in static aplomb, regurgitate those rival antiques
And ride the vulture's tattered beak, caress the alley cat's nape
Celebrate your great nights, go on and wear that low-cut shirt
Then douse yourself in kerosene, shake and rattle 'til your bones come clean!
God bless my red blood, it narrates my frenetic dance through life
Now! Make love to the barrel of a Beretta!
A faux pas, ignites the mare's mane.
I'm the mare with the blazing mane,
Choking on the embers of the beau monde aflame
I'm the dead fox with the diamond throat,
Howling at the hazel sea with a sickening glow
Ephemeral hiss of mayhem and consequence
The rewired works of a clever society
Gargantuan pyre fashioned for my exploding limbs
My talent for arson and crime goes unappreciated
Now smile, smile; revel in this serenity
The city's asleep and holds passion for injury
We wake it with dazzling violence, leave calling cards of arsonists
Champagne in our throats, illuminate our rivals' homes
"Put another socialite into a canine frenzy that will last for days!"
A faux pas, ignites the mare's mane.
I'm the mare with the blazing mane,
Choking on the embers of the beau monde aflame
I'm the dead fox with the diamond throat,
Howling at the hazel sea with a sickening glow
"Oh no! The mare's broken into our homes!"
"They're unacceptable! They're like bedlamites!"
They'll ambush us at the river at 2 tonight
We'll shower them with napalm and steal their works of art!
Your status symbols lay waste in a parking lot
Grand pianos frown and pray, couture bags weep as they rot
Jasmine jewelry look as good as asphault cooked in the sun
Your grandmother gave you that diamond necklace, as you watch, you turn to a gun
As the four hundred elite gaze with gaping jaws,
Our crystal chalices clink in the air, the moon lets out a broken howl
We're caught and on trial, executionist's licking his lips
We await our sentence from the glassy gown,
And smile as the audience kisses their fingertips

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