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Murder She Wrote

           
Blood red all around  
no murder weapon              
no body found.              
         
Crimson splats  
left on the walls              
broken glass  
you saw it all.              
         
You were told  
to stay outside              
I told you twice  
to run and hide.              
         
Things got crazy  
we had a fight              
I stabbed that fucker  
with my knife              
         
I stabbed him twice  
right in his face              
then burned his  
eyes with pepper mace         
         
I reached inside  
my leather boot              
pulled out my gun              
              
"MOM PLEASE!              
DON'T SHOOT—!"              
              
He fell right over  
and hit the floor              
I kicked his ass  
to the door.              
         
I tied his body  
first his feet              
then tied his neck  
yes nice and neat.              
         
To my truck his  
ride was ready              
on the back flap
of my Chevy.              
         
Off the path  
I drove all night              
dragged his body  
left and right           
         
I drove my truck  
down a winding road              
then stopped and
dropped him in a hole              
         
I drove on home  
the door was locked              
my child screamed  
it's face in shock!              
         
Cop lights Flashing  
you must not tell              
I killed your father  
now ring the bell !
Written by Zazzles (Broomie)
Published | Edited 22nd May 2022
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