The Men In White

The Men In White

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

They stood there dressed in white, 
Their gowns all stained with blood, 
The smell of death apparent, 
It fills our neighbourhood.

The men they had no mercy,
The police just didn't care,
They just carried on the killings,
Just like I was not there.

They won't be charged with murder,
The evidence is lame,
No DNA can save them now,
The meat to them was game. 

I go and try to reason. 
To the men who dressed in white.
They waved a sharpened object.
When I told them It's not right.

The smiles beamed on their faces, 
With their corpse's all around,
I just have to come to terms, 
A new butchers shops in town.

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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OMG that was a awesome poem.
very powerful.
super intense imagery.
don't want to know where you live.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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DEAN FARNELL

12 Years Ago

many thanks for reading

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