Bloody Red
They refer to me as "Little Red,"
But they don't even know
What's really going on
And the true symbol of my cloak.
They think it represents "love,"
But I am more for thrills,
It's truly the color of the blood,
From the people that I kill.
On an excursion to my grandma's
I poisoned her tea.
A fortnight later,
She wasn't even looking a slight deadly.
How did my poison fail?
I needed another scheme
I soon realized my holy grail.
No one can stop me,
I am a murdering machine.
Later mother called me back
She said "grandma is sick,
Here's some bread in a sack,
That'll do the trick."
So into the woods I went,
In a steady nimble pace
And a wolf appeared from no where
We were
Face-to-face.
I gave him a wink
And off he fled.
I continued my way,
To the house of someone whom will soon
Be dead.
I appeared at her house.
Only to see,
The wolf had eaten her up.
He turned to me and said,
"Aye what's up!"
I gave him his cash
Since he finished the deed.
Next time grandma...
When you get Snapchat,
DON'T block me.
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