Foot and MouthA Poem by Aimee HoltBurnt flesh hung in my
mouth, tears streaming not clear
from the smoke or from the sight of
hundreds piled high. Not just livestock.
I could hear the shots
ringing out One after another. We dragged the carcasses to
the fire One after the other.
Blood, dirt and sweat clung
to our faces, guilt ridden and tired. My woollen jumper ruined. What had we done. © 2012 Aimee Holt |
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Added on October 18, 2012 Last Updated on October 18, 2012 AuthorAimee HoltSurbiton, Surrey, United KingdomAboutFlorist, farmkid, musician, artist, writer.... more..Writing
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