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Tupperware-Caskets (Free verse) by <{Baba^Yaga}>
My lids are sealing up
to standards.
Keeping all that I love,
so damn fresh.
Have caged those ignorant pets
into well-formed chicken mesh.
Every evening enjoy eating
something-else's flesh.
Re-heated.
My wife, and her containers.
Those lids work for no-brainers.
My lip-hair will still grow
after my death
I need that ceremony's cleansing
I need it so very bad
That, and four heaping spoonfulls
of bran with a quartered pear.
Left-overs become normal feastings.
I know where the beasties sleep
I even have seen who they love
the most during my trips
coming, and going, from coast to coast.
One more, just one more,
Hawaiian pig roast.
But, no more mountain-views
For a few, anyways.
Just some long flat picnics
In Michigan,
I'm still fresh
in my sealed ways.
Undressed by the best
Feeling plain.
Novacaine.
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