Black Petals Issue #112 Summer, 2025

Casey Renee Kiser: Fck Me Like a Dyed FlwR

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Fck Me Like a Dyed FlwR

 

 

Casey Renee Kiser

 

 

                   I’ve heard it all but please,

                   tell me how you know about blending

colors as they run

                   down this kind of masterpiece;

                   The finest piece of ass you’ve seen since

                   running behind at the museum

                   With all the things running

 

                   down my legs,

                   tell me you know how to keep the dead

                   petals from falling all at once

                   Tell me you know something I don’t

                   Your look is killer but I already know

                   about dying

 

                   Have you ever seen the rose

                   that grew up between the wolf’s teeth,

but in two worlds-

Up from under the foolery of the wool;

then back

                   under the day-drinking trailer park clouds,

where slashed tires just say afterparty

The rose that grew from inside

a pinball machine, always getting slammed

on both sides by sore losers

                   Get a good look Daddy,

                   Is that what you said to call you

                   Should I do a three-sixty and wink

 

                   morse code come fvck me

                   Can you get me so wet, my dye

                   will challenge my mascara to run,

                   run, run, run faster

                   than my cold feet ever could. I know,

 

You need a gal

                   with a deathwish, a gal that bloomed

                   in the noose fields of mind fuckery,

in the sad sac

                   of bad company, and still aced that escape

                   artistry. Well, fuck you,

                  

if you think you’re coming over at all

                   to fvck me. This black blood rose is real,

                   and worthy of more than your stupid

                   fantasy. Get out of my garden

                   and take your dollar store paintbrush

Casey Renee Kiser is the author of over twenty poetry collections. Her work has also been featured in indie compilations, punk zines, and online. Authentic and delightfully strange, she is a fierce diy poet and artist. Her latest collections are N igh tMARE Crush and Altered States of The Unflinching Souls with J. J. Campbell. 

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