Eat Me Whole.
I inhale and breath in the chemicals
Burning my lungs of such vital oxygen intaking
Gasping, a scream rips its way through my mouth,
This is how I imagine I’ll be.
When the cloth on the table turns sickly with red
Coating the fabric surface with such a viscous fluid
Flowing into and sucked up by such cloth
As tendons and muscles are observed, uncovered
Steel making way through organic with precision.
I’m savored by the collective, intently watched as if some artwork masterpiece
Observers in a museum, I think
Laid upon the table like it’s Thanksgiving all over again
Many thanks to give.
Skin is pulled back, taken off to reveal the tender insides
Watch as my organs squirm and wriggle around inside of me
So tantalizing, the mouth begins to drool
And I ache, yet they ache for another reason
Reasons so different, but both ache in human nature.
I’m uncovered piece by piece, and they eat
Savor every small bite of meat that is cut from
Hum with delight at the savory flavor of metallic fluid and something more
Eating me piece by piece.
They know I’m DELICIOUS, absolutely DIVINE
It’s what they call me as they cut more meat from my thigh,
Sever my arms with saws,
Eat the moving gooey organs
Saying ‘thank you’, but never to me.