Consumed
Venom drips from his tongue in honeyed splendor
He mesmerizes his audience with a Cobratic symphony
Slithering under their high expectations
He possesses a patient elegance
Skills learned in an ancient garden
His invitation so enticing
They are the unsuspecting mice
Gobbling up snow colored treats
Imbedded in healthy labels
Glazed diabetic eyes
Look on in confusion
Lost in pretty mazes
Addicted to "bliss points"
Sugar
Sweet sugar
Tobacco's evil sister
The expansion of a nation
Spilling over belted borders
He starts them young
Keeps them within his pythoned grip
Twenty five teaspoons a day
Drains away their resistance
Supersize
Dietize
Energize
Let them have their cake and eat it too
The many will become the few
Before they know it, they'll be eaten by you
A once great nation
Consumed
Copyright © Richard Lamoureux | Year Posted 2014
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