How to use evisceration in a sentence!

The moral of this story:

we invent things

to destroy things.

How to use eviscerate in a sentence.

First, remove the verb,

followed by the adverb

to render the sentence immobile,

and without direction.

Then disembowel the guts of the sentence

removing the capital, the prefix,

and the full-stop.

Since evisceration is a noun

we will commence the removal of all nouns

leaving us in a state of .......

that's right nothing.

Not only have we eviscerated the sentence

we have obliterated every word.

I was fortuitous enough

to see the matter of this sentence

disappear into some word black-hole

called the world of evisceration.

There's a little evisceration in all of us.

Now how to bring the sentence back?

Please note:

remarkably, no animal

was hurt in this sentence

because there was no animal

in this sentence.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

what a great ending....there were no animals in this picture...so of course, none was damaged or eviscerated ....but i am feeling a heavy heart for those verbs and adverbs that you eliminated...
you should be arrested for "cruelty to parts of speech"
i like the use of grammar or English terms when used cleverly in a poem...and you have the mind and pen to do it.
thanks for the smile, sir.
j.

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks so much Jacob, that's a big smile for me too.

[Lydia Shutter]

Smiling at the uniqueness of this. Reminds me of learning to dissect a sentence in English class. Good thing there was no animal in the sentence! :) Lydi**

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks Lydia, so nice to have you grace my page truly, for i know most of my writes are not up to par. Hope you are well.:)

[Lydia Shutter]

Your posts are just fine, Andrew. I am doing well...hope you are too!

[John the Baptist]

As I recall, that was what the Japanese used to do to Chinese POW's. Or was that vivisection?

[andrew mitchell]

Would they be so cruel today I ask, I wonder? They were so barbaric in world war 2 and I still wonder why.

[barleygirl]

This line cracks me up to the hilt: "There's a little evisceration in all of us." I envy you on ten different levels with this brilliant little snark piece. Usually I'm not a fan of poems that throw around writing terms becuz its done so often here, but you have left all the other fools in your dust with this . . . this is pure imagination & attitude . . . may you never get writers block, but if you do, feel free to invite us all in to eviscerate your blockage *wink! wink!* One of the best literary poems I've read in a year! fondly, Margie

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks Margie one of the best reviews I have received.

[Paul Bell]

Animals are too busy living, now man, we can obliterate a small country in a matter of seconds.
Still good things happening out there, they're just not newsworthy.
Talking about news, has trump tweeted today.

[andrew mitchell]

haha I wonder too what he has tweeted?

[Neville]

I gotta hand it to ya Andrew.. I probably could not of penned this, even on acid... actually, there is no probably about it... this is absolutely bril sir....

Neville

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Sir for supporting my works, much appreciated for your time.:)

[Neville]

Invariably a pleasure, always welcome 😎