How To Hang a Man

When loose is a noose,
There won't be hanging:
To hang one must choose
Noose of chain clanging 
Or rope doubly tight,
Not making plans light.

Business seem a game
Wasting hands prove tame,
Then, death starts singing
And danger ringing:
Some arms just swinging,
To nothing clinging...

Hangmen, a lot booze 
For mum's heart they bruise:
The necks forget "whose?"
As it's of no use...

A dirty subject!
What all ears reject...

Then, what's my object?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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