Short Butchering Poems
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Heaven muted in solemn storms,
waiting Anxiously, insanity taking hold
abrupt emotion Tenderly butchering stillness, impossible to
control the Emptiness in HATE.
It’s Butchering Time
By
Tom Wright
I once watched a long-haired goat,
In a race for its life with a shoat
The goat stuck out his chin,
And by whiskers did it win,
And then had the audacity to gloat.
Her blade was her tongue, sharper than any axe or hatchet
Her husband was the butchering block with slices stabs and punctures
Others saw it. He complained sometimes, but she had no ears.
Only a tongue that sliced and diced,
taking him apart gradually one little chip and chunk at a time.
Historic buildings
railroad tracks run by feed mill
churches still ring bells
Pearl valley cheese
world's largest cuckoo clock
butchering by hand
gateway to Amish
unique shops and wineries
small hometown feeling
*Population 828
Some of the above mentioned places are within 20 miles of Baltic