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Stalker (part One)
by Steve E Ralph → (All Poetry by Steve E Ralph)
Thursday, May 4, 2017    Rated "PG13" by the Author.
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This is a fictoinal story, written in three parts,
I will post them one at a time, kind of like a serial, and hope you enjoy the write, although the story is somewhat unpleasent.

Thank you all for reading.
Steve





She refused him sex and so he vowed,
That he would make her pay,
She had flirted with him all night long,
That’s how he saw it anyway.

To her it was just a party,
Where she had rebuffed a drunks advances,
The same as any girl would do
In similar circumstances.

She hadn’t known the fellow,
Though they had danced once or twice,
Before he’d started drinking,
And she still thought him nice.

But when he tried to grope her body,
She slapped him round the face.
It seemed the only way she had
To put him in his place.

Then when he became abusive
She told him where to go.
Thinking him a pervert,
And of course she told him so.

He’d retorted that he knew her kind
As no more than common trash
A girl who’d tease a man for fun,
Or sleep with him for cash.

Though in truth to those that knew her,
She was a clean cut family girl
Who lived alone but had a boyfriend,
Of whom she thought the world.

But the next day she received a flower box,
In which all the flowers were dead,
A rat was in the box with them,
And a greetings card that read

“you think you’re something special,
While I’m just the dirt you step upon,
But if you think this is over
I can promise you, you’re wrong”.

Then two weeks from that morning,
As she came out of her flat,
She saw a scratch across her car
And all her tyres were slashed.

Then on closer examination
Of the scratch across her door,
Showed it wasn’t just a scratch at all,
Someone had scratched out, “Whore”.

Of course she phoned the police and told them,
And they sent somebody round,
Who said they couldn’t really do much,
As no-one saw or heard a sound.

Then as the policemen drove away
She wondered if they cared,
Then across the road she noticed
Her tormentor standing there.

His hands were in his pockets,
A smile from ear to ear,
A sudden chill went through her,
A chill brought on by fear.

End of part one.

By S.E.Ralph

14-4-2017
 

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 Reviews of "Stalker (part One)"
Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on May 14, 2017
Tormentors faces and metal ball bats--
are often a perfect fit.


Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on May 5, 2017
Off to an excellent start. Waiting for the rest of the story.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 5, 2017
Using rhyming verse, you have the start of a short, epic story poem of the kind that I dearly love. So far the story is spot on and very clear. Almost every girl that is attractive has experienced some of this. And there isn't a rebuffed young man who hasn't followed up in some way that could lead to stalking or not depending upon how it develops.

Am looking forward to how it develops in the next two segments.

I recall the difficulty I had writing about a female stalker/groupie story I posted in 2012. It is a real stretch for me to write from the viewpoint of a woman.

Ron

Reviewed by Kay P Devenish
Reviewed on May 4, 2017
I am so happy to read you again Steve. I am glad to find you still here writing your beautiful amazing witty and totally awesome poems.This poem is all those things.
Love to you and all your family.
from
Kay

Reviewed on May 4, 2017
You have written what I lived for nine years. I'm a survivor!

Love ya!

Jane


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