Due
to this fact, most of my time here in the big house is spent hiding in
bathroom stalls. I’ve found that all the stalls with their toilets
clogged and overflowing - the ones with human smells so overpowering
that it makes one immediately think of suicide - these stalls are the
best places to hide because no one dares to look into them.
On the other hand, your good friend, G. Rodney, is always thinking
about his duties and it’s gonna take more than a paltry maximum
security prison to halt his media reviewing.
I’ll start with what I’ve got. To my left are several literary pieces
deserving of recognition. One is partly scratched out and says, “Toby
is a fag that sucks more dick than Terry.”
Another, written in scratch marks carved by some handmade shank no
doubt, says, “Where’s the pussy?”
In front of me on the stall door, there is an inscription that is a
bit speckled in poopoo that reads, “I’ve pissed here, and pooed some,
and only once did I cum.”
On my right, there are several bite marks up and down the surface,
some splattered blood, more poopoo, and several more messages that
outline specific times when one could meet the messages’ author in
this stall for various sexual activities.
Overall, the writings keep me quite entertained. I find myself riveted
to the walls in here, my face mere inches from the filth that collects
on them, but I cannot look away. Stories float before me of prisoners
who have come and gone, stories of sexually romantic escapades, quick
get-togethers, butt pluggings, knifings and soon-to-be knifings,
longings that call out to other men, cries in the dark, escape plans
and so much more.
I am lost in the wall’s lore. I recommend this stall to all who are
incarcerated and to those who soon will be. Get your submissions in
for transfers here and as soon as you can.
I, however, have to leave soon as one of the scribbled messages asks
that anyone who is interested in swallowing a bucket of man juice meet
in this very stall in several minutes.
Perhaps next month I can review the tally marks on the wall above my
cot. It seems someone once slept right where I now sleep for the next
twenty-five years. That should be interesting.