She crept up to my banquet,
Stole right from my plate
Whetted her lips, widened her eyes
And plunged her foul fingers
straight into my cake.
Wiping a dirty mouth on my tablecloth
She smiled so crookedly at me,
Baring the pieces of my happiness
Held prisoner in her teeth.
Foul-fingered girl came so boldly
And feasted so joyfully on my grief.
Try measure the injustice
A weighing of untruths,
Take one jealous eye for a jealous eye
And one filthy tooth for a filthy tooth.
She took my cake and she ate it
Now it's time for my pound of flesh,
Tip the scales and lift the cleaver
And let's lay the matter to rest.
Cut through to her marrow
Pry my fingers into the cracks
Spool her core onto the table
And show her where she lacks.
As she reflects on what was spilled here
I'll tell her to, "Open wide!"
Force-feed her my retribution
While she chokes down on her pride.
Now, foul-fingered girl,
Today we're dining a la cart,
Take a look at the specials
And then eat out your own heart,
It's a dish I'd like to call, 'dirty little tart'!
So, come feast at my fine table
There are Platters of Entrails and bone,
Take a peek under the cloche
And find the decaying head
of a foul-fingered girl I had once known.
Beware my dear,
The dangers of being so bold
For, revenge is a dish
best served cold.
About the Creator
Rachel Lightfoot
I like to play with words.
Poems, mostly.
https://rachellightfoot.wixsite.com/my-site
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