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Corpses

Disgust
He was always met with disgust
For his paintings
For his love
For, 
He drew dead bodies
Lovingly recreated
As skin decayed
Hair removed itself
Fluids staining their clothes
"Rigor Mortis is over,"
He explains,
"So,"
"All the fluids staining clothes,"
"Those are from the person."
They respond with disgust,
Towards his lovingly painted
Detailed
Beautiful drawings
He heeds them no mind
They are,
After all,
His next subjects

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