The Trophy Case

The Trophy Case

A Poem by Tiffany K Charles

In the dark of night, he walks alone 
To the graves of those he's taken home 
A twisted mind, a heart of stone 
This serial killer, he's all alone 
With a sick delight, he dances near 
The resting place of those he brought to fear 
He revels in the power he holds dear 
And the memories of what he has done here 
The graves whisper secrets from the past 
Of the victims whose lives couldn't last 
And he smiles, feeling fulfilled at last 
For he knows his haunt, and the dread that is cast.
The wind blows cold, but he feels no chill 
For in his mind, he's in control still 
His presence felt, with a fearsome thrill 
And the graves shiver, at his eerie shrill 
With a final bow, he takes his leave 
Until next time, when he'll come and breathe 
His evil presence, with a wicked ease 
And continue his haunt, with such disease.

© 2023 Tiffany K Charles


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Added on February 2, 2023
Last Updated on June 12, 2023

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Tiffany K Charles
Tiffany K Charles

Miami, FL



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