In Lisbon’s streets, where shadows lie,
A killer walked, the night his sky.
Three women lost, their lives erased,
By hands unseen, with deadly haste.
The city's heart, so full of dreams,
Now echoed with their silent screams.
Strangled breath and bodies torn,
A darkness born where light was worn.
The Ripper’s name they dared compare,
To Lisbon’s ghost, who left despair.
With organs taken, life betrayed,
In blood and fear, the streets were laid.
The years rolled by, yet none could find,
The face behind the twisted mind.
He vanished, gone, without a trace,
A phantom lost in time’s embrace.
Two more were found, their lives undone,
The mystery grew, yet leads were none.
A shadow cast on Lisbon’s soul,
A crime untold, no justice whole.
Why did he stop? No one can say,
What stilled his hand, what held at bay?
The fear still lingers in the air,
Of streets once cursed with such despair.
The years rolled by, yet none could find,
The face behind the twisted mind.
He vanished, gone, without a trace,
A phantom lost in time’s embrace.
The case now cold, the crimes forgot,
Yet still he haunts, though found he’s not.
The Ripper’s tale, in Lisbon’s night,
A ghost who vanished with the light.
The years rolled by, yet none could find,
The face behind the twisted mind.
He vanished, gone, without a trace,
A phantom lost in time’s embrace.