Three-Two-One, Boom! Poem by Patti Masterman

Three-Two-One, Boom!



Three-two-one, Boom!
Said the guns,
Of Eric and Dylan.

Eric portrayed as mastermind,
Dylan as the follower, the disciple;
Violence: the school of after-hours.

Just say no to sawed-offs,
They proclaimed, laughing;
But by the end they were saying, well yes.

Eric's nose broken by the kickback,
As he played a game of hide and seek
Under a library table.

But the fun wore off, alas;
The fantasy lived out was not as fulfilling
As all the dreams they'd shared.

So they went on to hell together
To see what trouble they could raise there-
And left us all holding the bag.

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