Murder Case
He raised his head
The gun pressing harder to the back of his head
Fixed a few words then went mum
Like he intended for no one to understand
He didn’t know… She didn’t tell him
But she was disgusted, not in her acts
She was craving, with that she was honest
Since she was so blown
Estrogen levels raised her confidence
Stared at him straight in the eye
And in a clam but regretful tone
Explained how if perfectly aimed
A pistol would be deadly than a shotgun
‘But why use a shotgun if you can’t even aim?’
So he pressed against the trigger
Bursts open his brains | responded
‘You will tell that to the judge…’
It’s a Murder Case…
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