HandsA Poem by labyrinthapathy
I can feel the aggressive
Caress Of sharp, bloodstained nails Clawing through my cortex Ripping apart my memory And violating me... Piece by soiled piece. I wanted you new. I saw someone who had struggled Someone who had given up Someone who was so grotesque on the inside That it was beautiful. A breathtaking scream And a lackluster smile... Snarling in euphoric pain I heard the wind forced through my throat As my vocal chords, you tore out long ago While you separated my appendages From the body they once belonged I watched you, of course. From a wicked view in my gurney So vibrant in its lack of attempt Or contempt... For the colorful side of things The dripping shades of red contrast quite well with the gruesome shades of black Next to the amber in my skin and the white within these lights Carving you a neurological complex Far deeper than the one you came to grow. Au revoir, my fleeting groom For soon you'll know Of the horrors yet to come And never set foot in this world again. I can feel the agony Of teeth being dragged through my brain And the enemy you meet within... My bone. A second drill is needed, For this palette's rather dense And offered in the pretense I must stress the rest: My spine is very brittle. My ribs are few and so. My heart is quite coherent, But my stomach doesn't know. If you test them all, I'm sure you'll find Precisely what I show... That I am all but potential And simply left for your sustenance So feed on me, dear thief My hopes, my dreams, my desires Only if you wish. But what is this? For I'm sure you'll rot in hell From the hunger thus ensued.
© 2014 labyrinthapathyAuthor's Note
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Added on January 12, 2014 Last Updated on January 12, 2014 Tags: poetry, poem, horror, description, irony Author
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