3 Kinds Of Serial Killers Poem by O Anna Niemus

3 Kinds Of Serial Killers

Rating: 4.2


There are 3 kinds of serial killers...
First, those
who kill a chain of individuals on a one to one basis
or by hiring a hit person
Second, those who kll millions abstractly..
never seeing those they burn as they sit in bomber planes
or government chairs.
Third, those who kill with their pens,
denying petitions for mercy from prisoners on death row

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
John Tiong Chunghoo 04 June 2008

and those who sign the death penalty. anna writing about strange subject. but imnteresting..

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Loyd C Taylor Sr 26 June 2008

Hello pet O Anna. A good read and one that is timely and thought provoking. Loyd

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Kyle Shield Laster 28 June 2008

very true... great write.

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silver phoenix 11 August 2008

Out of the poems in the main page this was the one that drew my attention the most. Simply great and you placed into words what I think regarding this subject. To kill is not only the act itself. 10/10 no more words needed.

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Khairul Ahsan 26 May 2015

I came across your above mentioned poem today, as it has been posted as the 'Member Poem' of the day. I couldn't agree more to what you have said in the poem. A short poem, but deep and firm.

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3. Loved the poem. Its presentation.

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Part 2. The third, they do not understand the meaning of the word "mercy". And for that, they would fail to find their place in His books.

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Very true. The first category of serial killers comparatively less harmful, as the numbers they harm are limited. But the ones who massacre millions flying a fighter jet to drop a nuclear bomb has a mind that needs to be erased. So should we address the heads of governments who order them to.

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Chinedu Dike 26 May 2015

A well articulated piece of poetry, nicely encapsulated and penned with insight. A lovely piece indeed. Thanks for sharing. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON. ➕9

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Rajnish Manga 26 May 2015

Very logical and thought provoking words. Thanks, Anna.

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