The Gray Man
Cut up the meat and make a stew
out of the ears, nose, pieces of the face
and belly. Add onions, carrots, turnips, celery,
salt, and pepper.
Take second batch of meat from rear,
and with onions and gravy, cook. Hit meat to
make more tender. There is no finer meat to be
had. The little monkey will be
sweet, but the pee-wees are too tough.
Toss in toilet.
Genesis 22: 1-24: Abraham takes his son to the top,
doesn’t follow through. I, on the other hand, succeed.
Take up meat, like communion, not cannibalism.
Religious cannibalism is a “matter of taste”.
They said, “psychiatric phenomenon”
and I smiled. I didn’t think
I would be one in a million,
but here I am. Sitting in the chair,
the thought of leaving the oven
on pops into my head.
“Do you have any last words?”
“Can you shut my oven off?”
They call me a monster,
a freak, an abomination.
They shouldn’t think too much into it;
I was simply hungry.
I don’t even know why I’m here.
out of the ears, nose, pieces of the face
and belly. Add onions, carrots, turnips, celery,
salt, and pepper.
Take second batch of meat from rear,
and with onions and gravy, cook. Hit meat to
make more tender. There is no finer meat to be
had. The little monkey will be
sweet, but the pee-wees are too tough.
Toss in toilet.
Genesis 22: 1-24: Abraham takes his son to the top,
doesn’t follow through. I, on the other hand, succeed.
Take up meat, like communion, not cannibalism.
Religious cannibalism is a “matter of taste”.
They said, “psychiatric phenomenon”
and I smiled. I didn’t think
I would be one in a million,
but here I am. Sitting in the chair,
the thought of leaving the oven
on pops into my head.
“Do you have any last words?”
“Can you shut my oven off?”
They call me a monster,
a freak, an abomination.
They shouldn’t think too much into it;
I was simply hungry.
I don’t even know why I’m here.