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gone are the eyes of a fawn
there are still traces of whimpering humanity there but that will be exorcised out
to justify the destruction of a mortal enemy only identified minutes ago
mahogany skin stretched tautly over sinew and bone pulsates in anticipation
flared nostrils plead for oxygen
for the merciless chambers serving as spigots pumping crimson pearls that will be given and taken,
and tasted
legs coiled in perpendicular stance mimic the passage of time
furrowed brows and whispered quivering lips beg the deliverance of a quick epitaph
carved by ten boney caretakers wrapped in funeral black working in chorus
one two
counter
one two three
hot breathe evaporates through the padded headgear as the last sermon is preached
water is held as ransom over the ropes in his father's fingertips
because it's for the weak
the old dilapidated stadium is empty save for this
Presented in the Beyond Mouth and Mind challenge hosted by Atakti
gone are the eyes of a fawn
there are still traces of whimpering humanity there but that will be exorcised out
to justify the destruction of a mortal enemy only identified minutes ago
mahogany skin stretched tautly over sinew and bone pulsates in anticipation
flared nostrils plead for oxygen
for the merciless chambers serving as spigots pumping crimson pearls that will be given and taken,
and tasted
legs coiled in perpendicular stance mimic the passage of time
furrowed brows and whispered quivering lips beg the deliverance of a quick epitaph
carved by ten boney caretakers wrapped in funeral black working in chorus
one two
counter
one two three
hot breathe evaporates through the padded headgear as the last sermon is preached
water is held as ransom over the ropes in his father's fingertips
because it's for the weak
the old dilapidated stadium is empty save for this
Presented in the Beyond Mouth and Mind challenge hosted by Atakti
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