Dinner ma lady

Dinner ma lady

A Poem by Dianah
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A tongue in cheek poem about a carnivore

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Serpentine intestines
packaged up real tight
presented at the banquet
for the lady of the night.

Blood red ruby lips
turn to face the moon
porcelain reflection
beauty fades too soon.

For the unfortunate souls
who accept a dinner date
virgin blood in silver bowls
followed by a meaty plate.

The lady feels revived
ready for a dessert dream
She sucks on chocolate eyes
coated in ice cream.

The lady satisfied retires
with her favourite book.
'Top 10 tasty recipes
for the carniverous cook'.

D.Hinson

© 2009 Dianah


Author's Note

Dianah
Yup, I have been reading too many horror stories. I wrote this a while ago. Dark humour prob inspired by 'The League of Gentlemen' and 'Psychoville'.

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A good rhyme scheme and nice flow, but no hidden meanings or special imagery. However, this poem was intended to amuse, rather than inflame the imagination or intellect.

"packaged up real tight". This is an American turn of phrase, Dianah. I wondered, why you decided to include it? There are plenty of references to food and cooking, in this poem. I avoid horror stories, which dwell too much on the graphic violence. Perhaps, this writer was hungry at the time of writing? To be honest, I never find most foods to be so bad, that they fill me with the terror of a horror story?

A pleasure to read! I liked the sheer absurdity, of your lines which reads, "She sucks on chocolate eyes, coated in ice cream". This made me think rather more of Ronald Dahl, than Edgar Allan Poe. Then again, that is what the writer seems to have intended? What do the rest of you think?

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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Yaaaami, with a large glass of Chianti mmmmmm

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

A good rhyme scheme and nice flow, but no hidden meanings or special imagery. However, this poem was intended to amuse, rather than inflame the imagination or intellect.

"packaged up real tight". This is an American turn of phrase, Dianah. I wondered, why you decided to include it? There are plenty of references to food and cooking, in this poem. I avoid horror stories, which dwell too much on the graphic violence. Perhaps, this writer was hungry at the time of writing? To be honest, I never find most foods to be so bad, that they fill me with the terror of a horror story?

A pleasure to read! I liked the sheer absurdity, of your lines which reads, "She sucks on chocolate eyes, coated in ice cream". This made me think rather more of Ronald Dahl, than Edgar Allan Poe. Then again, that is what the writer seems to have intended? What do the rest of you think?

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

A lover for Hannibal, how romantic. I enjoyed this poem. I reveled in the wit and dark humour.

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.


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Dianah
Dianah

Lancaster, United Kingdom



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I write , mainly poetry, about anything and everything. I have written song lyrics and seem to be addicted to rhyming. I hate writing blurbs for blogs as I never know what to say... I often confuse.. more..

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