The Beast(s) Of Belgium

from Cavernicular vs. Violent Frustration by Violent Frustration

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He was a weird one.
The quiet neighbor.
And then they opened
The torture chamber.

Red rain is falling on the pavement.
Children‘s voices from the basement.
No remorse. No regret.
So many more like him.
A threat.

Murder on tape.
Children on demand.
Torture. Money. Rape.
The horrors never end.

No remorse.
No regret.

Money and power.
Champagne and lobster.
Supply and demand.
Who‘s the real monster?

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from Cavernicular vs. Violent Frustration, released March 26, 2018

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