Best Black Body Poems

I.	Imagine a stack
Of razor blades
Bolted together
Polished edges
Forming a blunt mass…
Who would guess the 
Blackness of that face? 
	
II.	Picture Pandoran box
Harboring atom pulse; 
No less a voyeur
The scientist peering
Through revealing keyhole
Finds an interior
Darker than any light.
	
III.	Such an inscrutable blackness
Is called a black body; 
Acceptance of its...

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I.

I am one with who I am.
I own my black body
and I cherish my ***** spirit.

In this world, I cannot deny
either, for they both have
equal claim to my existence.

Together and not separate,
black body, ***** spirit. 


II.

Silence: noun, “Refusal or failure to speak out.”

My body, covered...

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An autopsy of a black body
One who suffered greatly
The body pushed past its limits
To the point it had enough and quit

A scalpel to their chest
Slowly peeling the layers of flesh
Noticing the rot 
Hit by the stench of trauma

The body dissected 
The organs removed 
Leaving the...

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