Murder
To ring a neck with a rope so tight
To hear her scream with all her might
To have her will turn to fight
To see her eyes fill with fright
That was victim one.
To slice the neck with a knife
To hear him yelp for his life
To have him struggle with so much strife
To see him fear for not him but his wife
This was victim two.
To choke on poison is the best
To hear him breathe with nothing in his chest
To have him wearing a nice sweater vest
To see him at last finally rest
This was victim three.
To swallow water that settles in the lung
To hear what the voices had sung
To have nothing heard from the underwater tongue
To see this from her one so young
This was victim four.
To skin her and watch her bleed
To hear her try to secede
To have to give her the heed
To see me finish the evil deed
This was victim five.
To creep on in and cause a shriek
To hear someone yell "Good he got the freak"
To have in my hands this tiny geek
To see my complete mystique
This was victim six.
Victims seven and eight were not much different
Both try to break free, to escspe, to leave
The same old tune is all I kept hearing
I started to get bored and slipped up
This is where I made my mistake
To shoot yourself before your caught
To hear those of the swat
To have the things you once sought
To see them become nothing more than an aught
This was victim nine.
To lose one's self along the way
To hear the words I thought I'd never say
To have lost and now must pay
To see that now I must lay
This was victim ten.
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