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Do you like my poem, Jack the Ripper?

by Guest33736  |  earlier

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Did you ever sleep, and see a dream

That seemed so real, it sure did seem

Mine brought me back to a past life

Where men sought thrills, denied by wife

Darkened streets and dim lit lights

And all around me, drunkard fights

This was where I made my home

These London streets I had to roam

Times were hard and times were tough

Warmth and food not near enough

By days end, will I be fed

And make the cash for one nights bed

I mostly made my stay by sewing

But the day went bad, so I went out knowing

That there are letters penned in red

Who claimed our kind, should all be dead

I know The Ripper prowls this street

Just like the cops out on their beat

But why be hungry, why be cold

That's for the weak, and for the old

I then see a grin in this mans eyes

That look could sure mean my demise

He had a shape within his coat

A sharpened knife, he has in tote

Was this the way I met my fate

These London streets are full of hate

That song that told of Mac in town

Just told me I was Lucy Brown

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  1. This is a really good one.

    Really good!


  2. Awesome.

  3. Wow. That is awsome. lol

  4. I love it. Bloody brilliant! So evocative and the imagery? Wow! Wonderful work...thank you for sharing!

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