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Your Truly Evil

How can you walk while the hurt limply stride?
How can you carry your arrogance so high?
My mind is flustered, I do not understand.
You are so cruel, you mind so evil, I cannot begin to comprehend. 
Those poor dyeing people, lying on the floor, you took their lives.
Your hands drenched sopping with their blood.
Do not lie, they know you did it, but I still do not understand.
Your actions are dirty, your ways so sick;
Besides your callous grin, we know the truth; we have heard your lies. 
Just confess and let these families know. 
I hope they hunt you!
I hope you leave this world and you take your hate down with you.
There are names for people like you; some people whisper them behind your back, to 
Afraid to face the demon who took his baby's life.
They are not cowards!
You my foe, you deserve no life. 
Your breath should be taken from your lungs your heart forever still.
All you can do is sit there, for you know you were wrong.
Now die, and no the world does not cry.
The people are safe now....

Copyright © Sarah Couse | Year Posted 2010

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Date: 5/6/2016 10:14:00 AM

Sarah Couse, this is an awesome poem, thank you for sharing. ~SKAT~
Date: 4/24/2016 10:44:00 AM

Sarah Couse, nicely penned. Glad to read your poem today. Luv *LINDA*
Date: 5/24/2010 5:19:00 PM

thank you so much =) is it sad i wrote that while in french?
Date: 5/24/2010 4:59:00 PM

WOW, THIS WAS A STRONG ONE, THE WAY THIS IS WRITTEN I CAN SENSE A DEEP EMOTION AND HATRED, PEOPLE WHO DID THE OBVIOUS AND NOT GET PUNISHED IS SHAMEFUL

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