Terrible CreaturesA Poem by BlysfulExtremely disjointed and long - a tale of Terrible Creatures and naivety.
The man came at dusk,
as he did everyday, covered in blood and in dust with a terrible smell whom's odour could fell the wolf and the fey. I ushered him in and then sat him down, and offered a strong tasting gin. When he took up the glass not dare did I ask what this time he'd found. Indeed he looked pale, dark-eyed and weary, misfortune a ship he did sail but despite his tired looks and his hands that shook his posture was wary. The cross at his neck shone faintly in light and so subtly, I did check for the bite mark of a beast whom's favourite feast lay in blood at night. He came wondering for the man did seek to end all the plundering of the monsters, thus named for they killed and maimed, and fed from the weak. "The vampires clan"' he confessed to me "when we stormed, took many a man. It was as you had said; when the men first bled they fought in a frenzy." He had won the fight, but bare saved his own throat, so I shared my knowledge of night Walkers whose disguise had fooled many eyes so down local rumours I wrote. Then the man was off to hunt night-walkers, and returned a month later, put off. "I searched but found none! Nor a clue - not one!" "They're dangerous stalkers", I said to the man. "Terrible creatures." I licked my protruding fangs and stood from my bed. "It's been a while since I fed." He stared in horror at my features. © 2015 BlysfulAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on December 16, 2014 Last Updated on March 15, 2015 Tags: Fantasy, Horror, Poetry, Supernatural AuthorBlysfulLincolnshire, United KingdomAboutI'll write so long as there's a pen in hand or a keyboard in reach. I ran out of pages in my numerous notebooks, so I made the (hopefully not disastrous) decision to post my work online :) more..Writing
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