Peasants In The Castle Of Being

Hungering, goes
The hunter green vine
Winding up walls
Of a cinder block throat.
Swollen thoughts
Coursing from
The belly of memory,
Splits rock
In the pulsing edifice
Erected around
Men endowed
With bones of metal
Crumbling flesh
Broken Hearts
Are hauled off
As delicacies for
Peasants.

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4 Responses to Peasants In The Castle Of Being

  1. Anonymous says:

    Reads well backward, too.

  2. Arshia says:

    Love this!

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