Foamy Caramel Death

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Foamy caramel death underneath my couch
Was what I saw as sacrilegious
Yet his family called delicious

With the flick of a wrist, he the slouch
Made my comfy living room
Into a sticky morbid tomb

His body liquefied unto my hardwood floor
He was morbidly obese
Yea, I didn’t eat a piece

When his fat formed into foamy gore
His family wept none
At the death of their son

At first they were skeptical of the taste
After a few chunks
They let none go to waste

I shook my head at the paste
To politely decline
The treasure they would dine

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lindianalindianaabout 18 years ago
So macabre

...and yet humorous too.