POEM THAT EXPLORES GAY OPPRESSION

Sodomy, Screwing him with the Word

An LGBTQ Poem

Paul A Domenick
Prism & Pen
Published in
1 min readSep 23, 2024

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A picture of a bible because this poem explores how the bible has been used to condemn homosexuality.
Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash

In the beginning, his name was Nameless.
In the end, his name was Adam.
All that was left was the void of the Middle.
So, fruit me your rib, seed inside my slits, jaw my rattling body.
My lily’s turret is all yours, Darling.
“Yeah, no.”

The later interpreters pissed in front of Lot’s windows,
The disguised names came to them Unknown.
Sodom then couldn’t unload in the Middle.
Out them blind out, hole them cross whole, down them hold hard!
Run! I am your pillar of salacious salt, Sweetheart.
“Yeah, whatever.”

They made the lay-next-to-him side wrong.
Sweats of olfactory musk remain.
We’ve left whole-nesses in the Middle.
Sun our new son, guilt your God’s sake, stone my cherry pick.
Oh, I’d be so turned on, Dearest.
“Yeah, okay.”

Intractable bits that have no Middle.
Just a far right.
Not fractal energy.
Just worthlessness.
“Yeah…”

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Paul A Domenick
Prism & Pen

Pursued a career in photography and writing after walking out of the last high school where I taught. My muse now runs the show.