Snarling 'neath the wool
teeth that gleam with hunger
Searching for the weakest
drawing close and poised to plunder
the mandible held steady
dripping at it's feet
when it's moment comes
it will bloat itself with meat
Showing posts with label not necessarily for kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label not necessarily for kids. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2017
Monday, August 15, 2016
Future
Creep slowly or he'll hear you
your heart as it is thudding
Your blood rushes so hard
in your ears it sounds like flooding
Your skin so tight and anxious
that the air seems it could burn it
The front door handle looms
but there's too much fear to turn it
You think you hear approaching steps
certain he is lurking
The sounds that pour from quiet
leave you swiveling and jerking
Your stomach is a gymnast
your knees feel weak as straw
You grab the handle tightly
like the clenching of your jaw
You ease the door to open
and run forth toward your future
You may still hold the scars
but there will be no more sutures
your heart as it is thudding
Your blood rushes so hard
in your ears it sounds like flooding
Your skin so tight and anxious
that the air seems it could burn it
The front door handle looms
but there's too much fear to turn it
You think you hear approaching steps
certain he is lurking
The sounds that pour from quiet
leave you swiveling and jerking
Your stomach is a gymnast
your knees feel weak as straw
You grab the handle tightly
like the clenching of your jaw
You ease the door to open
and run forth toward your future
You may still hold the scars
but there will be no more sutures
Friday, March 11, 2016
Bump
Oh injurious moon
Oh treacherous night
as malevolence blooms
I prepare now to fight
The darkness consumes
all in its path
The terror resumes
with a slow evil laugh
My blade slices swift
The blood warm and surging
its claw now adrift
its agony purging
Its bellow rings loud
through the silence it broke
the sound like a crowd
drowning in smoke
The blade finds its place
upon the beasts neck
and aloft soars its face
hurtling on its trek
A unison thump
twixt its body and head
the thing that went bump
in the night is now dead
Oh treacherous night
as malevolence blooms
I prepare now to fight
The darkness consumes
all in its path
The terror resumes
with a slow evil laugh
My blade slices swift
The blood warm and surging
its claw now adrift
its agony purging
Its bellow rings loud
through the silence it broke
the sound like a crowd
drowning in smoke
The blade finds its place
upon the beasts neck
and aloft soars its face
hurtling on its trek
A unison thump
twixt its body and head
the thing that went bump
in the night is now dead
Labels:
fight,
horror,
Not kid friendly,
not necessarily for kids,
peril,
poem
Monday, February 22, 2016
Duck
A butterfly named Beulah was flitting all around
She went from flower to flower floating 'cross the ground
She spotted some chrysanthemums and settled for a snack
But as she started sipping she heard a lonely quack
She peeked over the petals and saw the yellow fluff
She wasn't sure just what it was she'd never seen that stuff
The little duckling saw her and so he quacked again
But butterflies were loners and rarely made new friends
He did look oh so snuggly like clouds or moss or fur
But Beulah knew of danger so still she wasn't sure
He blinked his little eyes at her and tilted his soft head
She poised herself to fly away but drifted down instead
Just then a bird came swooping in and snatched the butterfly
The duckling was so startled that he then started to cry
His Mama waddled over and nuzzled his soft face
He said "Oh Mama this time I was sure I'd get a taste!"
She went from flower to flower floating 'cross the ground
She spotted some chrysanthemums and settled for a snack
But as she started sipping she heard a lonely quack
She peeked over the petals and saw the yellow fluff
She wasn't sure just what it was she'd never seen that stuff
The little duckling saw her and so he quacked again
But butterflies were loners and rarely made new friends
He did look oh so snuggly like clouds or moss or fur
But Beulah knew of danger so still she wasn't sure
He blinked his little eyes at her and tilted his soft head
She poised herself to fly away but drifted down instead
Just then a bird came swooping in and snatched the butterfly
The duckling was so startled that he then started to cry
His Mama waddled over and nuzzled his soft face
He said "Oh Mama this time I was sure I'd get a taste!"
Labels:
fiction,
fun,
not necessarily for kids,
poem
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