Fists
Glamorous glitz
Being able to pitch ridiculous fits
Furs draped across your lean, wondrous body
Portraits of you, everywhere
At dinner there were twenty kinds of meets
My people are starving in the streets
It isn't fair
Your life is full of flair
We are dying
So we chop off your head
We hold you up by your long blonde hair
The children sit on their fathers' shoulders to stare
Your soul isn't there
You exit the wound, fly past the glistening blade and into the air
You rocket into the stars
Stop
A fist catches you
It's fingers, so close to the ones still gripping your locks, squeeze
God himself throws you like a ball back down
You spiral downwards, into Hell
You still scream, but we feast
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One Day Counts
RandomIn 2015, I will be writing one poem a day. These are those poems.