i asked if we could go
to the museum on a
saturday and you said
you'd rather go to the park.
this went on for six months
until i fell in love with you because
everyone else stopped calling.
after faking it for hours
our natural history
became a museum
and our bones laid
on display against
an assumed habitat
with bright orange Lego
parts and gum wrappers
in the aritifical dirt.
i tried to tell you that most
women preferred being
eaten out to penetration
and that the finger was just
as important as the penis.
you tried to tell me i should
date women, or that i wasn't
spiritual.
now we don't tell anything anymore,
our mouths glued shut, our limbs
tacked and shellacked, our heads dangling
under a sign that reads: Settlers, 2012
Laura Marie Marciano is a multi-discipline artist who works to integrate visual and relational aesthetics into her writing. For example, she would like you to imagine what this bio might read as if it were constructed out of large pink balloon letters floating in a field in southern Rhode Island. She holds an MFA from Brooklyn College and is an adjunct professor at Fairfield University. She’s 26 and lives in Brooklyn. This blog is 7yo. get it girl. contact: @lolakath solarprocess@gmail.com