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A Killer's Thoughts

A killer's thoughts
Inside a killer's mind
A killer doesn't dream
All are left behind
When he kills
He doesnt think
His mind goes blank
Eyes that don't blink
When first blood
Is drawn
From the body
His mind is gone
How does he see?
How does he act?
When his mind
Is what his body lacked?
Subconsciously done
Another nights work done
A puppet master
Mentally there
In the mind
In his lair
Of eyes that never blink.......

( Again this not my usual genre but thought i would try something different let me know what you think)

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Written July 22nd, 2002

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  • Unspeakable Tears
    November 15, 2005
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    this is a very chilling poem. this sent chills down my spine. i love it. i like it though. it is written as though you are the killer and you are telling us what it is like from experience or something. i really like this. you are an amazing and talented writer. you have a knack for it. i cannot imagine what would be going on in a killers mind. how did you do it? where did the idea come from? anyway, great job and keep it up.
    shauni

  • AngelicDarkness
    December 20, 2004
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    nicely wriiten, it seems as if we are reading the mind of the killer. nice!


  • FlawedDestiny
    July 6, 2004
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    This is pretty good. I have a serial killer series. I have it posted on the horror group I think. Anyhow, it's good. Maybe you could try to dig deeper in the annals of a killers mind {it's easier than you think.} I like this. Continue with it!
    ~*Destiny*~


  • leecansing
    April 7, 2004
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    Nice Write. Interesting how you vision a killer as a faceless figure going through motions instead of a confused individual, but i liked that...
    -cj


  • Ghost of a Siren
    December 27, 2003
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    *Cold Chillz* wonderfully written, I love your writing!
    Edited on Dec 27, 2:19 because ''.


  • Desire gold member
    December 1, 2003
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    I love this and to get inside the mind is a rare find~ Just taking a slice of what is there~Again rare~So much information to see what makes them tick~ I did a lot of reading on serial killers~ Very interesting indeed ~Keep on writing and getting the mind thinking ~Awesome write~ Big hugs and much love~Desire


  • rhiannon 11
    July 18, 2003
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    I cannot imagine getting inside a killer's mind...and is there a mindset for a killer? Or is that a fine line we could All cross quite easily in a moment of rage, and face it, we all have them, some more than others? I don't think it is always a case of what the individual was lacking that he couldn't stop himself. So, so many of us are lucky we stopped just short of it....
    Sarah aka rhiannon 11


  • AnnD Moderators member
    September 12, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    Excellent write. I really enjoyed this.

    Ann

  • darksoulangel
    August 15, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    excellent! great imagery and the skeleton rocked as well! Loved it, chilling as it was, it was still a great poem!

  • FrEaKyAnGeL
    August 14, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    it sent a shiver down my spine (the pic of the skeleton emphasized it)... this is amazing!!
    thanks for the comment on my poem as well =)
    *cryssie*

  • Aleister
    August 10, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    Wow, chilling poem.


  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    August 6, 2002
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    umm thanks
    never thought of selling it Jon........
    Blessings
    Susan~~~~~~~
    Edited by Blushfulmoon on right now because 'shoot'.


  • self aware
    July 28, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    Great write!In todays world blood and guts sell. Maybe this is your calling. Jon

  • Just4u
    July 28, 2002
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    excellent

    Have been a serial killer in a past life you are close.
    So of us don't realize what they are doing , but me
    I know very well and I love it...heheheehehehehehhe
    Hugs...Eddy


  • July 27, 2002
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    neutral

    i think you done very well indeed,, especialy since this is a total change of genre, thank you for sharing,, and I love the skelinton too....lol
    take care now..steve


  • Sprite silver member
    July 24, 2002
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    excellent

    How the heck did you get that huge skeleton on anyway?? My only crticism is that I wish there was more. What I like is the flow of the piece like a stream running through your head.


  • Judas Denied
    July 24, 2002
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    excellent

    Oooh...I like this a lot. Very thought-provoking. One does wonder what a killer thinks. Very good piece.


  • July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    very comtemplative piece Blush.

    I think CTD is correct... we are all potential killers. The question is... what keeps most of us from doing it? The answers are as varied as they are complex.

    love things that make me think... and this piece did :)

    *smiles
    CM


  • coffee-agh
    July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    I won't be in you kitchen when the blues start. Too real to feel up close. Great work. Thank you -tj-


  • July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    that skeleton is way cool :)
    a killer's thoughts,
    we are all potential killers :)


  • July 23, 2002
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    excellent

    liked the photo oodles!!
    liked the poem....
    i do agree completely with birchwood here..


  • July 23, 2002
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    excellent

    I think it is good ...

    questions .. things we can't understand ..
    how to emphasize with someone
    who takes life like
    he eats raisins?


  • Dreamweaver silver member
    July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    No, it is not the usual you Susan. But you have covered this very well. You could say, right to the bone!

    Sammy


  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    July 23, 2002
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    lol@ Gill
    Blessings
    susan~~~~~~


  • NurseChilly gold member
    July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    Hides under the duvet...can I come out now...Great write..very different for you..I like it...~~~GILL~~~

  • Spiderman
    July 23, 2002
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    neutral

    hum, very interesting poem i like it.. We can not alow ourselves to be bound by doing things in certain forms and genres because without variety we become bland and boring, this is a good way to lossen the mind up and help you be more open and relaxed with writing your poetry.
    Friendly Neighbourhood Spiderman

  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    July 23, 2002
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    Thnaks you all
    Thanks Vicki ia ms o tired seeing after my mom i think she had a slight stroke i am just plain tuckered out going all day and night i need a good 8 hrs sleep lol
    Thanks for asking hon
    Blessings
    Susan~~~~~~~


  • soulwarrior silver member
    July 23, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    I muust say yes this is not your usaul write but you did
    an incerdibile write, scares me alittle sent shivers down me spineha, ha. hope this fines you in excellent heatlh yourself

  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    July 23, 2002
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    Thanks Sheryl i read lots of horror and phchic killer novelguess thats where i get my ideas and no i am not repeat not a killer lol
    Blessings
    Susan~~~~
    P.S.Thanks for the comment!
    Edited by Blushfulmoon on right now because 'error'.


  • Lone Poet
    July 22, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    My words exactly!! lol About the skeleton, COOL...dead bones! :)

    This is so funny, because Sheer Poetry just wrote a psychothriller-type poem, 'Evil Thirst'...and I commented how hard it is to get inside a killer's mind, to know his every move and thought...in order to write, you must know these things, his motives...what makes him/her tick...and you seem to have grasped that nicely, only yours is more of a rhyming poem, short-n-sweet, hers is more of a story...but the end result is the same...you reach out to your audience by letting us inside your mind (the killer's mind)...which is VERY hard to do, unless you are a psychopathic killer yourself (geesh, hope NOT) LOL :) Get away from me!

    But this is really good...and Mr. Bones is 'AWESOME'!! :) hehehe

    Thanks for reading my poems...I'll read more of yours later...Sheryl

  • IfOnlyLifeWereFair
    July 22, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    AWESOME SKELLYTON!!!! I love this poem

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