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This Evenings News
by Matthew H Martin Jr → (All Poetry by Matthew H Martin Jr)
   Rated "PG13" by the Author.
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a news report like you've never seen

This evenings news ends with a sad story today,

A muurder so haneous and coldblooded, its almost too much to say.

The victim was first punched and kicked and beaten into the ground,

Then so badly bludgened you could hera screams, though no longer was there sound.

The suspect is described as being mid-twenties, with brown hair and eyes,

She's considered armed and dangerous; yes I said she, that may come as a surprise.

Sources say, this was pre-meditated, that she had schemed and plotted for years,

For a victim that she could make suffer so much, that it's worst than your worst fears.

Her motive was pure unadulterated evil, desguised in a 5'7 inch frame,

For she was attracted to the hunt and kill like a moth thats drawn to a flame.

Witnesses say the victim was so battered and bruised, there was no need for c.p.r.

It was clear to see the victim was dead on arrival, smashed 4 inches into the tar.

First she stalked her victim and befriended her victim gaining his confidence and trust,

Then she penetrated her victim with pain as sharp as a knife with a twisting thrust.

She's intelligent and cunning; her looks? stunning; a real go getter for sure!

Dont let the voice fool you and that beautiful body is part of her deadly allure.

So if you see this woman, dont look, dont stare, just walk the other way,

And maybe, just maybe you'll be fortunate enough to see another day.

So I end this newscast alive indeed, but alive only in part,

see, that murder victim I knew all too well, that victim was my heart.  

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 Reviews of "This Evenings News"
Reviewed on February 3, 2007
Ouch. Too close to home......a brilliant twist on the evening news. Well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by Joyce Devenish
Reviewed on February 2, 2007
Poor you. Wait a minute lucky you. Think of all those nice young things looking for someone who can write sonnets to them, wow.

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2007
Excellent write

Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury
Reviewed on February 2, 2007
Wow, that was a brilliant poem.


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