bean Posted June 8, 2005 Posted June 8, 2005 Shards of glass strewn haphazardly about; Red liquid in a puddle covering too wide of a space. Blue and Red flashing lights - barks of a German Shepherd. Men in navy blue questioning a man - he is covered in red. A woman approaches - "M'am, you can't cross, this is a crime scene." Frantic, hyper screaming - "Where is my daughter?" Broken yellow tape, The mother bursts into her home. Endless shrieks fill the chaotic air. Inside, a bruised, broken body lay crumpled in the red puddle. "Found it sheriff!, God it's bloody." "Someone make that woman stop." One of the men in blue enter the home; The woman is cradling the battered body, stroking the hattered face. "My baby." Conversation about the body - something about fists and a butcher knife. She poundes her clenched fists against the red stained floor, (she hears outside); "You are under arrest for the murder of...." Zombie-like the mother walks out of the death filled house - the officer not far behind. Like a wolf she spies her target - quickly now.... Two gunshots break the chaos. "You bastard, you killed my daughter!" Silence. Another crumpled body, Another red puddle. He won't love her daughter anymore.
bean Posted June 9, 2005 Author Posted June 9, 2005 There's actually a 2nd part to this poem, it was for a class I had in college, where we had to write a poem in 2 different perspectives. I don't care for the second part as much as the first, so I didn't post it, but if there is interest in it I will post the second part.
lullaby1031 Posted June 10, 2005 Posted June 10, 2005 I like it a lot - You should post the 2nd half!
Mikielikesit Posted June 12, 2005 Posted June 12, 2005 Wow that was very deep and graphic..........revenge is so bitter sweet like glass up under your feet
bean Posted June 13, 2005 Author Posted June 13, 2005 I worte this one after a friend showed up at my house after her boyfriend beat her up for the 100th time...her brother and I went and beat the guys ass, and took a sledgehammer to his truck.
the eternal Posted November 11, 2005 Posted November 11, 2005 both poems have their strengths, but I do like this one better In your poems what always gets me is the ending "He won't love her daughter anymore." That line just lingers with you until it fades.
the eternal Posted November 11, 2005 Posted November 11, 2005 I have no use for a man who beats women..... Really I think there are a lot of uses for a man who beats women. Hmmm.... A tester for all your sex toys to see if they really penetrate well A punching bag A practice dummy for new phlebotomy students A sharpener for rusty tattoo drills Oh the list goes on and on
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