Butchered Little Art Pieces

Butchered Little Art Pieces

A Poem by James Walpole

With tender eyes
You tenderize me,
meat hooks sinking in
with the looks
that guide the 
knife that slices
with each touch of skin
the cold metallic table,
unable yet manic
falling apart,
panic attacking
with each touch of the blade,
the butchers art,
taken from a stable,
for the sake of forsaken fables
feeble chunks,
fragments made into saleable pieces
the heart aside a different species
in a bucket,
It'll make great sausages.

© 2014 James Walpole


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'the heart aside a different species in a bucket' powerful line and very touching! Loved this poem. This would have been great in 'Restless Bones'!

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Added on May 11, 2014
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James Walpole
James Walpole

Birmingham, Agnostic, United Kingdom



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