Grandma had a garden,
that she loved to tend
Grandma had a secret,
you wouldn’t know until the end
Grandma planted seeds in that garden
And roses, a luscious red
Grandma planted things in the garden.
Things from the nightmares you dread.
Grandma had a Victorian styled house
Painted cerulean blue
Grandma had a secret
Only her victims knew
Nobody sees the elderly
That boards in the solemn place
It may almost seem
That they have been erased
Grandma oh grandma
You have such impeccable taste
You live as royalty
Even fixing your face
Bury the evidence
Quick now make haste
The stench bleeds out
peculiar for a garden
They’re too fraid to tell
It is your heart that’s been hardened
Support yourself and your aristocratic ways
With the money you’re getting paid
They no longer need it
Death is funny that way
It’s easier to care for them
When they have been buried
You hide their bones in your garden
But you’re not worried
No one will catch you
Your just too kind
And no one knows
What really goes through your mind
Kill off your patients
Those left to you for care
Kill them off for their liability checks
Because you hate to share
Grandma has a garden
That she loves to tend
She plants bodies and blood in that garden
Its the garden for the dead….
Dorothy Puentes...
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