Valentine Stew Poem by Karen Esperanza

Valentine Stew



What is there left to do,
When the one you love breaks your fragile little heart?
Well, my darling, I will tell you.
Go and make yourself a stew!
Take a gallon of his blood,
And a cup full of his brains,
Throw in his bones, one by one,
Throw in all the hatred that remains.
Gouge his eyeballs and make puree,
Out of all the wonders he could not see.
And though his heart is rotten and full of boils,
Throw it in!
Forget his mortal coils.
And when it is that you are through,
Do not eat this awful stew!
Leave it out for the buzzards and the ravens,
Yes they'll know what to do.

Thursday, November 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: heartbreak,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem a couple of months ago, some time after a nasty break up that cheerily occurred on Valentine's Day. It was a fun/ creep way of making something out a shit situation.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 26 November 2015

you have expressed your passions very well, thanks for sharing.

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