thin skin,
peeled back slowly,
delicately,
tossed aside in strips
revealing what's underneath
cleaved in two,
then fourths,
then eighths,
knife slick,
the air is sickly sweet
dice another,
three,
then four,
stripped skinless,
raw, soft, ready to bake
into the tin,
spread evenly between dough,
and cover every corner
every revealing
edge of truth
bake for an hour or so
while disposing the excess
don't worry if the pie seems
a little bit strange
i threw in some apple for flavor
YOU ARE READING
The Witching Hour
Poetrypoetry about the wicked and the witchy || featured by WP Poetry on Oddities Unknown || #183 in poem (11/3/18)
