Best Satirelife Poems
There once was a serial killer
His life was one sickening thriller
From the bodies he’d saves
And the ones in the graves
His life was one bloody chiller
Tho his mental state wasn’t quite normal
And his social skills never that formal
He loved people to pieces
Even after life ceases
With dead bodies he does like to dabble
Now that sounds rather creepy you say
That killing is how one spends his day
While it’s not quite a profession
More like an obsession
In the end they’ll come take him away
AgMoore©
Authors note: This was done as an exercise, we were given certain words (a wordle )
and it was the writers choice what form to put them in and how to use them.
"Men are governed by lines of intellect,
women by curves of emotion" *
or
might I have it incorrect
and really mean to say
that
men are governed by women's curves,
and women by men's lines.
© Goode Guy 2011-06-17
* misquote of James Joyce actually from
Oscar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" -
"A woman's life revolves in curves of emotions.
It is upon lines of intellect that a man's life progresses."
Take heed the written voices
Of terror and of sin
For not just there to scare you
But to give you peace within
For in these tales of sordid lives
A message you will find
To save your soul
From the pit of hell
And make your life more kind
For in these tales they write about
A love that has gone wrong
Included are the tales of sin
Making the pathway long
Erotic tales of lustful encounters
With men they did not know
But provided them a resting place
Once payment sufficed the soul
They do not share these stories of shame
To boast about a life
Where they were forced to be abused
Suffering pain and strife
Some indeed feel remorse
For the price they paid to live
In a place that Satan made for them
To triumph within sin
Day by day they walk about
To find some weakened soul
They take them in, show love to them,
And they are seen no more
Be watchful of the ones around
For they may do you harm
This is the twisted sister’s tale
Of how your life they scorn
©2009 JR Vick
11/1/2009 6:13 PM