What is the poem of Mary Shaw?

Answer 1

Beware the stare of Mary Shaw.She had no children, only dolls.And if you see her in your dreams,Be sure you never, ever scream.Or she'll rip your tongue out at the seam.

Answer 2

Beware the stare of Mary Shaw

She had no children only dolls

And if you see her in your dreams

You must not scream

For she is taking revenge upon all

Who had silenced her and made her fall

Sending out 101 dolls to rip out their tongues

So none of them will utter a single word again

Beady little eyes, turning every way you go

Leave them in the dark and you never know

Forever they wil place you down, in eternal sleep

With a picture of Horror, your own blood will seep

And gone forever, she will take

All your loved ones and family

Beware of Mary Shaw

She's very angry

And whatever you do, don't appear scared

For she will murder you and leave your blood there

Her ghost is kept inside one doll

Dug from her grave, you will lose it all

Just don't say her name

Don't ask her why

She'll take your loved ones and she won't cry

Beware of the stare of Mary Shaw

Her spirit lives on