Poetry Writings Artwork and stories from Neil Furby

Jan 10, 2006 at 21:44 o\clock

Car nage No 11


    (((This is a true I used to live in the Bay)))) Neil  

Hills fold dark in Pukerua Bay

The deadly plot unfolds

 The rain plays a soft tattoo on tin roofs

On this Sunday afternoon

Below the car snake winds its way south

The road way is wetting

At the shops an ambulance sits in wait

Coiled for the kill

 

 The trap is set

 

In the hissing convoy someone slips

And the carnage begins

That noise the tear of metal

The killing machine wails

The master now the slave

The metal beasts strike out

Soft bodies impale against the shards

Bones snap heads smash

Red paints the scene

Breathe shallows or silences

 

The snake stops

disbelive and shock

The siren seranade begins

A theatre of rescue arrives

This a death scene and battle maim

Sweep up the damage  and the dead

Whisk away the players

Let the snake move on its way

 

Till the next next  rainy day

 

@Neil W Furby

 

 

 

 


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