Knife Heaven

KNIFE   HEAVEN

At the end I was partly rusty and my blade was twisted
Handle had long ago come off
I sensed  it was the scrap heap for me as soon as 
She  found  a new sharp blade in the kitchen
Knives are not Buddhists
We don’t come back as ax heads     
Or machine parts, or paper  clips
We go to knife heaven  where  
Our blades are straightened and sharpened,
With a new  handle replacement
And we live permanently in a drawer of shiny cutlery 
With angel choir knife music playing constantly.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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