Riderless horse pile

Songless his glaived horn lay cleft

Their brief melee had printed the clay

But those expired stances won’t last the day

After tramping chomping cattle pass en route to camp.

The last glacier;

The last gasp of the scamps whose strongest arms were sanctions.

The last emaciated passionate

Crazed by sustained lack collapses

In such a way that her hems are raised

Revealing a maze of lacerations

Which she herself has made

Running face to flank. From her back

She poses as if frozen partway

Through some elaborate pharaonic dance

Her hands filed to pilums

Rake away her brittle flesh, vile chains!

She begins, to the horror of the watching visitors, doubtless chagrined

At the closing of this one particular wish-granting window,

Eating her own face

Like a drink-sick bricky does his post-bash rasher bap.

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