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Chainsaw vs the Pampas Grass - Armitage1) "Knocked back a quarter pint of engine oil" 2) "Grinding its teeth" 3) "The chainsaw with its perfect disregard, its mood to tangle with cloth, or jewellery, or hair." 4) "The chainsaw with its bloody desire, its sweet tooth for the flesh of the face and the bones underneath" 5) "Felt the hundred beats per second drumming in its heart, and felt the drive wheel gargle in its throat."6) "The pampas's grass with its ludicrous feathers" / "sunning itself, stealing the show" 7) "This was the sledgehammer taken to crack the nut, probably all that was needed was a good pull or shove...overkill" 8) "I reached into pockets of dark, secret, warmth" 9) "Cut and raked, cut and raked." 10) "Touched" / "dabbed" / "swooned" / "docked" 11) Arson:
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