In this world
of concrete and machines,
there are still many things
to remind us we're human beings.
A gigantic grinder
fused of steel and turbine.
Blades flay muscle from bone,
nobody dies alone.
As hundreds wait for death
the sound of engines grinding
every tissue, organ and lining,
explode in a mulch of compost.
Churning corkscrews of pain,
razor-sharp gears and cogs
for the creation of human sausage logs.
The splattering of meat on flesh!
Enzymes, acids and fats
trickle down into vats.
Nightmarish humanoid mower,
behold the chunk blower.
Your grinded mash
of arms and legs,
torsos and heads,
now hamburger meat.
I've an extreme fetish
for blood and meat
all over me.
The body as a canvas,
the art of murder
upon blank skin.
Fed into the grater,
exiting in chunks,
spattering the funk.
Blended pureed
human chunks
all over me!
Pulverized,
sliced and diced,
carnified
all over me!
Blood and thighs,
brains and eyes,
everything inside
all over me!
Allow me to reiterate
your worthlessness,
now reduced to ground beef!