Murdering Poem by Michelle Asswit

Murdering



A dead body is on the floor
Limp looking, cadaverous
His eyes are staring right into my pupils
Mine are dialating, his are not
A gun is in my hand
The blood is splattered like paint
All over the floor is red fluid
On my other hand is a phone
the numbers sticking out
Like a red roses thorn
Should I do the right thing?
We all know it's too late for that.
Should I frame someone else?
I don't want to
I'll just run away before the fuzz arrives
Too late I'm caught, this is my goodbye

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kate Austin 29 November 2009

figurative language, love.

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Michelle Asswit

Michelle Asswit

Los Angeles.. Still
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