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Starvation


 

I hunger profusely.

I am voracious.

Even flesh looks appetizing.

Baby lips-

Long Legs-

The commonality of meat.

I’ve gotten past the point of being secretive.

I am the least of men.

I no longer mind.

This hunger might subside.

Though I know the craving originates from my own blood.

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