The Purest BreedA Poem by Kahtia HowardWritten in 2012. I never followed assignments in class-the assignment was to write a 6 page paper of "Conspiracy," I did this instead.
Gathered around
are fifteen regulars, each fingerprint the same as the man to the left. Their iron hands, constructed from the same material as their hearts, raise to the air for a cult-like greeting: "Hail Hitler's" all around. A voice opens up the room his tongue softer than his intentions with only a subtle undertone of brutality. The pack attentively sit; under the table their tails wagging, anxious to please their alpha. The most recessive genes impersonate dominance blonde hair, blue eyes, Aryan. Who other of Aryan look reside in the room? A long speech riles his pups what ensues is his first line of deception "your opinion matters to me." The men of true intelligence speak out. In his flawed arrogance he violently insults their intellect yet, ever so discretely. A pillow, embedded with shards of glass. He fluffs up his cotton which dries his mouth so he won't salivate... "Evacuation" don't chew the word. "It is important to know what words mean" have you found the glass shards? "Extermination" Spit. That mouth full of blood won't compare to the blood on your hands. those six* million pores can't clog only perpetually seep a reminder of red no water or whisky can wash away. His articulate words never seem to stumble, they flow in a solid stream of pride no pause to reconsider no remorse. His mother must be so proud such a good, proper, German boy. Spit and shined in his patriotic uniform spiffed up by a gelled comb over standing tall and protecting his race. Yet the light in his eyes vanished with his childhood. And absent like his justification for having such cold, spiteful eyes, empathy. Only a void pit remains entrapped in his left cage missing the required parts to still be considered human. Individually he kicks each of his pups. They whimper and cower with their tails tucked between their legs then lay at his feet close the the steel toed boot that put them in line hoping that their loyalty will spare them from feeling his spur lodged in their ribs. He holds the leash and knows all he has to do is yank on their collars. They are free to roam the yard; they've been trained to hunt vermin. But they know better than to cross their marked territory and the shock fence and barbed wire ensure they won't try to run. Their master placed the rat poison now they must seek out all the mice so his yard won't be invaded by the disease ridden creatures he hates so much. The plan is set, and every last little rat shall die.
© 2014 Kahtia HowardAuthor's Note
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Added on February 10, 2014 Last Updated on March 3, 2014 AuthorKahtia HowardCTAboutMy name is Kahtia Howard. I am 20 years old, live in NYC but was born and raised in CT. I have always written poems, essays, and journals ever since I was a child. I see myself in many different light.. more..Writing
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