Styrofoam Heart

Styrofoam Heart

A Poem by Akroma

Styrofoam Heart
Slice it open from collar to hip,
Tear away limb and lip,
Never a smile and never a tear,
Never see hunger, or want, or fear.
The outside is almost all plastic,
The joints just pure elastic,
But the inside remains completely hollow,
The soul's purpose to mindlessly follow.
So string it along, bent as you will,
Forced to provide transient thrills.
And when Body Parts cease in motion
Come drink the Styrofoam Heart Potion.

© 2010 Akroma


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Wow..."they hold so much meaning." That's very insightful Jan, please continue.

Posted 14 Years Ago


'And when Body Parts cease their motion
Come drink the Styrofoam Heart potion.'

Last lines, they always hold so much meaning.
I love this poem, it's defintley one I'll read again.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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