Rosy red puddle
Mahogany floor
Twenty nine fingers
Have been through the door
One of their owners
Has taken a knife
And mortally wounded
The Principal’s wife
Blood on the doorknob
(But on the outside)
There’s a ring in the bathtub
But is it a guide?
Her body is naked
And lies in the hall
Something inside of her fist,
In a ball
The balcony window
Is splintered and hangs
And the cat in the corner
Is showing its fangs
On the dining room table
A Cadbury box
Some pieces are missing
The parakeet talks
Tells of a struggle
And lets out a scream
Gobbles a biscuit
And now there’s nineteen.
There’s a man in a mustang
He’s driving away
He cries and he screams
And all Hell is to pay
But there’ll be no more lessons
Not tomorrow at nine
Now he speeds up the highway
And crosses the line.
Love this and love your new blog design Lee.
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Thanks, Deborah!
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