The Open Graves

by Aaron   May 15, 2008


There's a pit in the ground,
Next to the pit is a mound
The pit was neatly dug,
Slowly like a slug

Inside the pit dead things will lay,
There will be hundreds soon one day.
Laying there to be rotten,
Every corpse soon forgotten.

Some were butchered others burned,
And there's no lesson to be learned.
None of them did anything wrong,
None of them sang a cruel song.

In a kitchen blood drips from a knife,
In the cellar blood drips from a scythe.
In a freezer more bodies hang,
In the town the death toll rang.

There is a sick twisted man,
Who dwells within this land.
And every night in the haze,
He throws more bodies in the open graves

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  • 16 years ago

    by marclin

    In reading this poem you can create a dark place in your mind... the theme is red and black as it compliments blood and crime and black for the feelings of fear...

    great dark poem dude!!!!

  • 16 years ago

    by adroit

    Gruesome and grisly. Lol. Bon travail.
    Honest Luck.

    Sarah

  • 16 years ago

    by im not the cause

    Very morbid but very awsome loved 5/5

    tell me what you think of mine

  • 16 years ago

    by XxXMissSweetPeaXxX

    Well its like sort of like Sweeney Todd..in a way but ya its good..well i like it