An Ending
For Poppy's June Prompt / Challenge
Introduction
This is for Poppy's June Prompt / Challenge which you can read and enter here
The words suggest an almost Poe-like darkness to me
The music is "The Words That Maketh Murder" by Polly Jean Harvey from "Let England Shake"
An Ending
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The Verdict Is Clear
Murderer You Are
Your Victims Knew Fear
To Life "Au Revoir"
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The Rope Will Take You
Toes Curl As You Fall
Airborne, You Drop Through
To Your Final Call
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Nothing Left To See
Body Hangs, Life's Gone
Now Your Autopsy
Conclusion Foregone
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Thankfully You're Gone
By Your Death Sentence
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Comments (7)
I love the dark tone of this. It was so well crafted start to finish. And thanks for mentioning my prompts on facebook Mike!
Oooo, I loved how dark this was heheheehhehe
Very emotional and touchy one
Learned a new word. Thanks!
Definitely a violent ending with these prompts!
Chilling end to a villain, it gave me the creepy crawlies. Thanks for reminding me of Poppy's prompt. You wonder why villains live so long to do more harm...where is the brimstone and fire when you need it.
So deathly! Love it! Didn't Poppy give us some great words with prompt #6? Spotting one typo - "Thankfully Your Gone" should be you're. Cheers!