Whodunit Poems - Poems about Whodunit

...snow atop summit may into valley plummet nature's whodunit......

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...It's a whodunit with mystery and suspense right up to the end......

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...Soul Fingerprints By Mark Stucky From the midst of multitudes, elusive, unique fingerprints identify individuals as owners of their surface smudges. Beyond their bar......

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...Who did it Whodunit I really do not know But this evening I will witness a truly iconic show The Mousetrap* it is named its claim to fame I hear Is “the world’s longest run” Now in its ......

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...Life, a book of experiences both good and bad. The good jettison’s us into realms of success, fame, love. The bad, though often difficult and painful, builds our character, fortitude. We......

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...Life As A Highway Robber Escape from captivity pulled off when I came of age boyhood begrudged, and bested by brigandage, but willpower sans declaration of independence begot......

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...The plot thickens in a whodunit thriller As I try to figure out who's the killer Which character will be on the hook As I turn the pages of my book Each page turned unravels the mystery S......

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...Soaring like a bald eagle. Regal the idea but its just, ......

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...A Good Mystery I love a good mystery A real whodunit, I love the Hallmark Mystery and Movie Channel, Nothing like watching Andy Griffith play the part of “Matlock” He always figured it out ......

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...The cup-bearer of whodunit The titular bat jump scare ......

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...'Twas a dark and stormy night", the whodunit book began! I reckon that is music to the ears of an avid mystery fan. To curl up with a book by the fire on a dark and stormy night, With the lights d......

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...The book is littered with false clues, The reader’s eyes are growing tired. Who’d worn the pair of women’s shoes? The book is littered with false clues. So sure the killer’s Willy Hughes (The one the......

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...From the eyes of Shangri-la and words indited in bulletin spoken by bellwethers and imagery on broadcasts Felt the passing of breaths and federation menace. The scourge abided by cause of hooli......

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