London 1888

London 1888

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

It's grim it's dark it's very late It's London 1888
The girls on the street are tempting fate.
London streets turn red from brown
Jack the ripper is in town.

Their all after business and don't really care
They don't know the evil waiting there
In the mist and fog he hides from you
Their worst nightmares are coming true.

It's a gloomy night in London town
No-one seems to be around
Annie heads for home 
Little does she know she's not alone.

Mary's drunk she starts to roam
Her night is done she's heads for home 
The alleyways are all so black
In one of them there waits Jack.

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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DEAN FARNELL
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HENLOW, BEDFORD, United Kingdom



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