Sunday
Morning
By
Karl Knight
It takes fifteen minutes for the bird to die. I wash my
fingers the water congeals in the mud near my feet.
Blood dances in the water.
I grab the shovel and with a strong sure motion I slice the
small body up, each stroke destroying the flesh, the dead meat.
I take the bloody pulp and bury it in soil.
All things can be hidden by the deep dark earth.
I grab the bottle from the shelf.
Humming softly I mist the roses.
I always find gardening relaxing.
© 2013 Karl Knight
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