We have our ways to make you die
Your request for a pleasant death has been denied
1,000 degrees
Disintegration above the knees
C-4 plastique strapped to your chest
Detonation is imminent - a loud, unsightly death
Jammed in your rectum
Duct-taped to your genitals
Detonation is imminent
Flesh is flammable
Within the blackened soil of a human heart
Awaits the bastard to be blown apart?
Unstable explosives lodged between your teeth
A pharangeal depth charge - dissolve what lies beneath
Level zero trauma - deceased on impact
Volatile incendiary turns crimson insides black
Obliterate all plexus
Packed hypogastrium
With plastique and dynamite
Appendages take flight
Detonate. Volatile. Discharge
Epicenter. Relocate. Renovate.
All systems destroyed. Annihilate
Phrenic, hepatic, renal, spermatic
A bursting collage o f human anatomy
The structure dissolves in goreified calamity
Jammed in your rectum
Duct-taped to your genitals
Detonation is imminent
All flesh is flammable
Hypogastric combustion - airborne pieces spread
Umbilical prolapse - fragments - a crimson shade of red
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