
Music loud.
Heavy.
The heartbeat to the pulsating, heaving mass of people.
Heads bobbing,
hands waving,
lights flashing.
Bodies blending as one,
the gargoyles feast till they are full,
energies of hell a plenty to fill their grumbling bellies.
Lust,
alcohol fuelled urges,
betrayal of those we love.
He plays away from home but he loves his wife.
He is my boss,
It’s more than my job is worth to tell you what he gets up to.
He provides his woman with his name,
a nice house,
two kids,
pretty clothes,
brand new fridge-freezer.
She lays in her lonely bed while
husband preys on bikini topped willing nubile blondes.
‘But at least he
married me,’ she cries,
kidding herself that is all a man need do to show his love.
Commitment not devotion is the order of the day.
Drowning our words the music reaches a crescendo,
couples gyrate in time to the beat,
raising their pulses,
sweating with the heat.
Women parade in front of the men
like pieces of meat on display
then disappear as they move in for the kill.
Leaving them drooling with hunger.
They move on to the next potential meal.
Sparkly red shoes,
Clickity click.
There’s no place like home, there’s no place like home.
Dorothy is swept up into the twister of
arm flailing,
head banging,
body swaying power.
Dancers who move and touch and kiss without reason.
Poison seeping through their blood,
wine, beer and nicotine pulling them away
from heavenly levels into the devil’s flames.
Hearts closed,
bowels open,
bile rising in their jewel adorned throats.
A man reaches for his wallet,
pays for his pleasure and the naked beauty dances,
only for him,
showing her flat female form and silicone breasts.
One stray fairy,
having hung up her wings for the night,
wanting to see what lies beyond the veil,
takes human form and dances the dance,
drinks the poison,
and enters Satan’s lair.
Her elemental body cannot hold such evil
and she leans forward,
spewing filth forth from her fae form.
Her King shakes his head in dismay at her unfairylike behaviour.
Lallianna May. You are an evolved fairy soul.
What are you doing drinking poison and falling down the levels
into the stink of human earth?
You should have more self respect.
Shame on you.
Lallianna sleeps on a dew-soaked leaf drinking pure
spring water infused with healing magic.
She slowly recovers from her night of witnessing
the stomach churning debauchery.
She bows before her king as he waves his wand
and adorns her with a new set of beautiful wings.
She tells him that she loves him and promises to behave
like a proper fairy from now on and not a fallen angel.
So the dance of life continues.
Husband still cheats on his wife and clubland
remains the feasting ground for the monsters of hell
and the earth dwelling vampires of the night.
The fairy realm remains as reachable to us as
the fires of hell.
Where would you rather be?