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Work Of Art

Pleasure drips from my twitching lips.
My victim lays in a blood.
He's eyes still begging for life,
As its mixing with the mud.

My heart beats at my ear drums,
As I watch life ebb away.
The bloody knife I hold,
carved all I meant to say.

His chest bared to reveal,
The message from my heart.
Inscribed were words poetic,
"You are my work of art".

And as his body jerked in pain,
unsteadying my knife.
I carved a broken heart,
And finished off his life.


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This poem was meant to leave the reader thinking. Inventing their own reason's to why the broken heart was carved. I'd like to hear some feed back on this poem

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  • Synthetic-Nightmare
    June 25, 2007

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    Wow

    This is really thought provoking, it shows true pain and anquish. The reader almost has a strong sense of sympathy for the killer, very gruesome and well written. I LOVE IT! SO I'LL GIVE YOU SOME OF THESE BADASS MOTHERFUCKERS:


  • forever dreaming
    June 15, 2007

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    Although this is well crafted it was a little too dark for me. Thanks for taking the time though to enter my contest.


  • thelovesongwriter
    June 4, 2007
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    wait a second, this poem is wonderful! sry about the other message, i wasn't reading the whole thing.. but yeah... ok good luck!


  • ur worse nightmare
    May 31, 2007
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    short sweet and fuckin brilliant i love it with every read even more
    nightmare xx

  • thelovesongwriter
    May 30, 2007

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    wow, beautiful story. but not what i would personally say scary for me. lol. sorry. but if my contest was love-dark based, i would certainly give you gold!


  • WanderingCyclone
    May 29, 2007
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    It tells a sad story. Probably something like a break up. It's good. Keep the flow and good luck

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