Jeffrey Dahmer

Biographical poem about the infamous serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer.

Never wanted to be born this way

Many lives of man I slayed

In my chamber, they all decay

Some of them, I mostly ate

 

The murders started in 1978

When I bludgeoned a man to death

Aghast, I stood; heavily, I breathe  

As I inhume his corpse beneath

 

Nine years has passed

And they never caught my act

I killed and killed and killed

‘Til life is filled with thrill

 

No regression came to mind

As I lure them with kind

Not alarum, their deaths await

Once they enter my chamber

 

I drunk them, drugged them, do what I please

 Handcuffed them, strangled them ‘til they cease

Dismembered bodies filled my chamber

Malodorous scent started to wander

 

Wondered, wondered, and wondered

As I was captured ‘cause of my blunder

I was threatened, beaten, and murdered

Fom trauma I've suffered, my life has now departed.

Reviews

[Fabian G. Franklin]

Jeff played too much with his food...mother always warned me about that.