They bring him in with shackles
Surrounding his hands and feet
The look of stone that covers his face
When they say his life is complete
Death is not a choice
Or a blessing in disguise
But a consequence of the pain you inflict
To bring about your demise
His anguish will be a comfort
To a family torn apart
By the death of a cherished member
That survives now in their hearts
Wishing he could undo
All that he has done
For the sake of sparing his own life
Or for fear of dying alone
Heaven cannot help him now
For he has made his final stand
To dwell forever and a day
In the house of the Eternal Damned
By Lisa Caraglio
This poem is dedicated to all those on death row.
May they learn from their mistakes and beg God for his forgiveness.
Good for you. I am glad to hear you speak about this. If you look in my 'articles' you'll find one called 'Daddy's Magic Number' my own birth father committed murder and he did die in prison though not on death row. I do have to say one thing though, I think that he made his peace with God now if I could just make peace with him. Great poem. Janet
"We walked in on a surreal scene. There are few words, if any, to accurately describe the abject horror..."
What Jeannie and Kevin McDonough saw was a wanted, multi-state serial killer about to take his next victim - their own daughter. W
PI novel set in Manhattan during the 1980s when art galleries and model agencies were the two most glamorous businesses in the world. Dangerously well written.
Read Chapter 1 here: https://www.lit4u.com/art-and-beauty-chapter-1/
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