Bitters

By midnights voice

Bitters



Let's cut to the chase
She was in my face
Like the alcoholic eyes
And her bottle of mace

She lunged at my lips
But I was too quick
She fell on the floor
Smearing lip stix

Then she begged on her knees
Why can't I fill all of your needs
She looked so pathetic
She's certainly not steez

Then when I had turned away
She grabbed the knife off the tray
And came at me
Before I could say hey

But she did stumble
And took an awful tumble
And the knife pierced
The heart full frontal

So the police were called
They arrived without stall
They asked how'd she die
Strangulation ! No lie !

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Copyright 2018 midnights voice
Published on Friday, April 6, 2018.     Filed under: "Graphic Art"
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  • Just Dave On Friday, April 6, 2018, Just Dave (457)By person wrote:

    LOL. DUDE! Cool poem. Dark yet whimsical. JD

  • midnights voice On Friday, April 6, 2018, midnights voice (971)By person wrote:

    Thank you Dave , where have you been hiding ? Thank you for the read and comment .

  • Arwen On Friday, April 6, 2018, Arwen (187)By person wrote:

    Wow what a fight. Self defense is the best plea I guess.

  • midnights voice On Friday, April 6, 2018, midnights voice (971)By person wrote:

    Ha ha , thank you Wednesday for reading .

  • sIo On Thursday, April 5, 2018, sIo (926)By person wrote:

    This is almost perfect I was sucked in the first two stanzas and quite impressed however a bit farther down your fluidity threw me off but then the last stanza was perfect . Much better however thanI think I myself could do.

  • midnights voice On Thursday, April 5, 2018, midnights voice (971)By person wrote:

    Thank you so much so for reading and leaving a comment .

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