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Andrea
Member since August 7, 2026
Member for 9 days
Serial Killer Types
The Start
In reality, lurks creatures that hunt in the night & day
They call them serial killers who stalk for prey,
A chilling breed with thoughts consumed by a sinister desire,
Leaving a trail of death, only when caught do they retire.
The Serial Killer Types
The Mission-Orientated Serial Killer
The Organized Serial Killer, methodical & precise,
Planning every detail, checking everything twice,
They leave no trace, no evidence is left behind,
A mind where discipline & lunacy combine.
Certain ethnicity, religion or even sexual orientation,
Even people who work in the sex industry they feel deserve damnation,
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They are ridding the world of its ‘filth’ & that they deserve to die,
Believing without them the world would purify.
The Visionary Serial Killer
The Visionary Serial Killer, chaotic & wild,
Driven by impulse, their actions beguiled,
Their crimes are messy, a frenzy of violence,
Leaving a scene of horror, a twisted defiance.
Some suffering from psychosis that causes them to lose touch with reality,
Their crimes will seem “random” due to their psychotic insanity,
Striking fear from the madness of their murders they create,
If they actually understand right from wrong is always the debate.
The Hedonistic Serial killer
Hedonistic serial killers can be broken down into three subcategories, lust, thrill & comfort,
Not caring for their victims nor their families they hurt,
A Lust killer who rapes, mutilates & kills for their own sexual gratification,
Thrill Killers hunting their victim or seeing their terror may give them elation.
A Comfort killer is someone who kills for money or for material gain,
To receive an insurance payout or an inheritance without a care for others in pain,
Their impulse, they are driven by lust, thrill and/or comfort they find,
To satisfy the hunger inside, is the only thing on their mind.
The Power/Control Serial Killer
A power and/or control serial killer, seeks dominance to inflict,
A thirst for power & whatever their twisted minds depict,
Taking away their victims’ lives, inflicting their force,
Exerting pain & power over their victims without remorse.
Driven by pleasure, a sinister domain,
To install fear in their victims is their campaign,
Leaving a trail of victims & having people fear the night,
They seek gratification; to play mind games they find a delight.
The End
Each type of serial killer, they have a haunting presence,
A reminder of the deep darkness, a sinister essence,
Their actions leave scars, on the families & souls they take,
A chilling reminder of the lives they forsake.
Andrea’s timeline
- August 2026
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16 SunCritiqued
"parallel..." by @Geezer
"I really like this poem, the spark of betterment (aka ideas) or war is a scary thing because you never know which will tip the scale, its a great piece dear poet, bravo :)" -
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15 SatReceived a critique
on Want A Peanut? from @Geezer
"was funny! I can see an old friend of mine, delivering that line! She was a scream, always had a quick retort and a little bit of sass for you. If she didn't joke with you, she got business over and you went out the doo…" -
15 SatCritiqued
"alive is its own kind of dead" by @A Hot Photon
"Great writing, the poem just flows and the title 'alive is its own kind of dead' caught my eye straight away, then i read it and its worth reading, the sorrow of it, especially the line: 'it injects into his weak, war-t…" -
15 SatCritiqued
"Mistress Library..." by @Geezer
"Wow such a great poem about the library, i too enjoy visiting her all the time, since i was young enough to read i always enjoyed the library, your poem reminded me of my days being there for hours, going through each b…" -
15 SatCritiqued
"Bad Luck Inc. " by @Geezer
"I thoroughly enjoyed this poem, its witty, playful and just made me chuckle, dear poet you did a great job at this clever little poem, the thing that caught my eye to read it was the title to be honest, but then i read…" -
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15 SatCritiqued
"Thunderstorm title in chat..." by @Geezer
"I can so relate with this poem, the feeling in my limbs when rain is on the way (I felt the pressure in my joints) And having to close all the windows as droplets fall. Also the imagery you write i can picture it so cle…" -
15 SatFirst critique offered
on "Thunderstorm title in chat..." by @Geezer
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15 SatHighest posting month
August 2026 — 9 poems
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14 FriReceived a critique
on You Know You’re In Trouble When… from @Geezer
"I can see where these films might have the described effects on young, impressionable minds. I felt the same way about the horror films of my generation, which were vampires, werewolves and zombies. Oh Yeah, the big one…" -
14 FriReceived a critique
on The Lunatic Asylum Stories - Anna Hunter’s Story from @Geezer
"the potential in this piece and your descriptive writing. I think that you can make changes now, early in your writing career; that will stand you in good stead for the coming stories and poems that you write. I am glad…" -
14 FriReceived a critique
on You Know You’re In Trouble When… from @A Hot Photon
"Commenting again to request a line for Child’s Play bc I love that film lol" -
13 ThuReceived a critique
on You Know You’re In Trouble When… from @A Hot Photon
"Not a horror fan but I loved this read! Caught the Shining reference (I read the book) and I can tell by your grasp on the grim imagery that you’re a huge fan of horror" -
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13 ThuReceived a critique
on The Lunatic Asylum Stories - Anna Hunter’s Story from @Geezer
"There are times when your rhyme and meter are pretty good, but there are also times when you just miss the meter and although the words rhyme; The line fails, when telling a long and complex tale in poetic form, it need…" -
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09 SunReceived a critique
on The Lunatic Asylum Stories - Margaret Wilson’s Story from @Sen99
"A dark tale of woe well told, the narrative flow is strong and the simple meter, AABB rhymes feel logical to the story. An interesting read, thanks for share Sen99" -
09 SunPosted a poem
The Lunatic Asylum Stories - Margaret Wilson’s Story
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08 SatReceived a critique
on A Broken Toy from @Geezer
"describing what being "taller" means. Might do it. "I'm taller now, wanna try that again?" ~ Geez." -
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07 FriFirst publication
Possibilities
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07 FriJoined Neopoet
Membership begins
First poem published 1 days later.
About Me
I enjoy the weird, twisted and the macabre. My favorite poet is a cliche i know but its obviously Edgar Allan Poe and the best poem is The Raven, a total classic and inspires me in all my poetry. i was born in Australia but my whole family comes from Uruguay. I love Tim Burton and i read Stephen King, i also enjoy documentaries, mainly on true crime. Halloween is my favorite holiday.
Location: Australia, AUS
Edgar Allan Poe
William Wordsworth
Amanda Lovelace
Maya Angelou
William Shakespeare
Robert Frost
Recent Work
Serial Killer Types
Want A Peanut?
I Only Died
The Picture Of Dorian Gray
My Quote - Procrastination
A Broken Toy
Possibilities
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