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Humble Pie
He prepared the pie With greatest care Within the pot My brains and hair For hers had been A lofty perch Just a peg or two Would never do Cremated remains Formed the shell Into the plate My crushed bones fell I could still see But could not yell The pie's aroma A story to tell My innards baked Hour by hour The smell of blood And blackened flour Words poured in Enhanced the flavour The humble pie For her to savour Fork to mouth My body consumed From the plate My heart exhumed The baker says She's eating crow The taste is bitter She eats the pie slow The true recipe He does not show Humble pies plentiful Stacked row on row The victims many Some you may know If he invites you I beg you not to go! For Sheri's Plentitude of Pie Contest, I went with a halloween twist.
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