The Crosswalk Killer Poem by Jeremy Willson

Throughout the castle walls the names rang
The Crosswalk Killer murdered while he sang
No one knew his real name
He choked people until their face turned blue and they passed out
It didn't matter old and young they all did shout
"Please don't kill me! "
I will rape your soul and throw you out to sea
The first shall be the one called JP
I will strap you to a chair and skull f**k you
Until your eyeballs pop out and turn to goo
Then I shall find Nick
And cut off his two inch d**k
I'll watch as he slowly bleeds to death
Now it was time for his next victim
Erik the brave was no match, he was a sham
He chopped off his head with an axe
And stabbed him in the back
Till he fell before the killers might
Twas not a bearing fight
Time to murder Elias
This killer has no bias
He poured gas on him and lit a match
He got off on the flames that Elias clearly feared
Then one day Ariania the fairest maiden in the land
Caught the attention of the killer, in front of her he did stand
It was love at first sight
They married but now he could not let his secret come to light
Then one day Ariania found a knife stained with blood
And a shovel covered in mud
She feared for her life
She had to do something but what? She was his wife
Repulsed by him she waited for him to arrive back home
He came in through the back door as the bright sun shone
She hit him over the head with a lamp
Tied him up in the basement cold and damp
She tortured him for days then finally slit his throat
The names of his victims burdened her so
And on her body with a knife she carved
"I can't live knowing I killed my husband who has murdered so many others, goodbye"
She hung herself in the backyard, as the last victim of his to die