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Plasma stains

beneath family portraits

Dust collects

on top of fingerprints

 

Bit’s of hair, fingernails

jammed in braided rugs

Just knowing

creates a foul stench

 

Oh, the spatter

that splattered when

Buckshot went off!

It’s been 8 years ago today

 

Claimed crazy residing

were once he had killed

And he always

plans to stay

 

Neighborhood strays

never sow to his lawn

They scurry by

whimpering in fear

 

For a body was missing

the law never saw,

Not even

the protruding ear

 

Grocers delivering food

strewed cross the yard

And the mailman

hasn’t stopped by in ages

 

It is said “who gets too close

to what rests inside,

Will be next posted

on the front pages

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shadow-rai
American
Published
Jun 13, 2010
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© 2010 By ♪Po3ticMi$tr3$$♫

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