Montreal Massacre Poem by Justin Tanabe

Montreal Massacre

Rating: ★5.0


He was the devil incarnate
To call him a murderer.
A misogynist.
Is the greatest understatement.
For he methodically shot fourteen women
After separating them from the men.
You may have noticed
I did not say his name
For a person this cold blooded and evil
does not deserve a name.

But there is also a monster within myself
that I see when I look in the mirror

Because I wish I could say
I would have been the hero
if I had been at Polytechnique that day.
Picked up a chair and smashed it over him.
Done something to save those women
After being separated from them.
But to be honest
I probably would have just ran away.

This fact will haunt me
for the rest of my days.

Saturday, September 12, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: hero,murderer,women
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Teigan Klippel 12 September 2009

This is a really deep poem. Alot of emotion has been put into it. I really enjoyed reading it.

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