Poems About: MURDER

In this page, poems on / about “murder” are listed.

  • 301.
    Auchwich Baby.

    It`s a Boy; They cried;
    The family: Friedles;
    And Granny, She wept and
    reached for her needles. read more »

    Barney Ballabay
  • 302.
    Tin Lizzie

    Dilapidated relationship
    With step-mom & dear old dad
    Somewhere in Fall River, Mass
    Andrew & Abby Borden, their read more »

    Robert Sheridan
  • 303.
    Fur Crying Out Loud

    For those who wear fur-A protest poem
    Furious and I want you to know why
    Unable to stand by one minute more while you murder my kind just so you can look good read more »

    Ramona Thompson
  • 304.
    My Lover

    Darkeness circled the cave, slated with sting of death
    The gloomy clouds thundered, the sun too afraid to shine
    Evil ecstatic about its dinner, the innocent murder of my LOVER
    Will i ever see HIM again i pondered read more »

    MaryVivien Namata
  • 305.
    Dangerous To Play With The Fire Of The Stars

    It's dangerous to play with the fire of the stars

    For the first time since 1778, pluto is returning
    to capricorn. The US government, nominally read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 306.
    Definition Of Pro Life

    Prolife means no babybombing in Iraq or elsewhere.
    Prolife means not to eat animals' murdered corpses called meat.
    Prolife means not supporting state murder.. called execution.
    Prolife means not killing insects. read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 307.
    Am I really This Wicked? (spiritual)

    Am I really this wicked?


    ''For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, read more »

    Mo...
  • 308.
    Molech of America

    diadem of results
    design full of flaws
    desperate ransom
    defensive posture read more »

    Mark Sebert
  • 309.
    Modus Operandi

    Blood spews from the pharynx
    of the heel's eruption,
    pelting the potter's field,
    with stippled corruption! read more »

    Michael Fischer
  • 310.
    I Do Not Wish To Hear Your War Stories

    Do not wish to hear your war stories of battles fought and won
    Since I saw on t v this evening a mother grieve for her dead son
    Her son murdered by a sniper with a bullet in his back
    And I could only feel pity for this poor mother in Iraq read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 311.
    The Word Hate

    'Tis a word that's heavily loaded and not a word to under-rate
    And they should not be taken lightly those who do use the word hate
    In their reference to others those they do claim to dislike
    The word hate is like an adder with head raised ready to strike read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 312.
    Charlotte Corday

    For murder in death by guillotine she had to pay
    The legendary woman Charlotte Corday
    With a knife she stabbed to death Jean Paul Marat
    Whilst he was relaxing alone in his bath, read more »

    Francis Duggan
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