I've got all this sad poetry stuck to my ribcage;
the stubborn meat of a dead beast
hiding my heart from the vultures
even though it's screaming to be eaten.
To be pecked and torn and swallowed;
to be the last meal of the starved and the greedy.
I've got all this sad poetry stuck to my ribcage;
the stubborn meat of a dead beast
hiding my heart from the vultures
even though it's screaming to be eaten.
To be pecked and torn and swallowed;
to be the last meal of the starved and the greedy.
Rolling out across the fields she is thunder
on a dark night.
Water drips from her fingertips,
heart heavy with summer rain.
She screams,
cries.
Sometimes hunger feels like emptiness,
a hollow weightlessness,
as if I might float away from everything
and drift into the waiting clouds.