Closure ....

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Grappling the leftover straws
empty are my hands
hands are sore from searching
on red sprawling sand

The earth brown still has marks
her blood still soaked red
she lay here, i found her
laying silent like on her bed

Killer absconds, i am not fond
of events that have ensued
I live,lie,lay,sit on ground
people now call me shrewd.

Khaki people tell me tales
"sir the trail has gone cold"
boldly tread they in house, and say
"on suspicion alone they cannot hold".

The ground reeking of her sweat
i touch my ear to ground
She shouts and screams,i can hear
her screeching wailing sound

She must have pleaded, bleat like sheep
my poor poor girl
I'll give my tooth,strike a nail
until the criminal unfurls

The monster man TV call him
i sit in day, through night
hear them speak, repeat
explain the grisly sight.

Closure, i seek I'll get
the day I kill him self
my mission is to search he who delves
torture and make him yelp

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