Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
I don't **** my captors No Swedish syndromes Nor those meatballs From hell or IKEA. You can keep your pallid shine. You can keep your caucasus wine. My body is a temple trash can But you're too rank to fit. You talk of culture of progress of depth the only depth I've seen from y'all is the capacity of the frying pan in which you tossed us in the very spices we grew. Refining the heat until the blister is a marketing point an authentic char while the moon sits in the sky like a cold unseasoned wafer of reflected light and we are still here smoldering in the cast iron waiting for the metal to snap.
0
Mar 20
Mar 20, 2026 at 8:01 PM UTC
The Master's Kitchen
I don't **** my captors No Swedish syndromes Nor those meatballs From hell or IKEA. You can keep your pallid shine. You can keep your caucasus wine. My body is a temple trash can But you're too rank to fit. You talk of culture of progress of depth the only depth I've seen from y'all is the capacity of the frying pan in which you tossed us in the very spices we grew. Refining the heat until the blister is a marketing point an authentic char while the moon sits in the sky like a cold unseasoned wafer of reflected light and we are still here smoldering in the cast iron waiting for the metal to snap.
The Master's Kitchen This is a meditation on endurance under the heat of cultural and personal violence. The kitchen is both literal and metaphorical: a space where power, tradition, and cruelty are applied with precision and indifference.
Doriangrayisme
Written by
Mar 20
Mar 20, 2026 at 8:01 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem