OedipusA Poem by Charles Chukwuanito draw a parallel to a sunset would not do her beauty justice soft skin with the scent of cocoa and butter dark hair the length akin to Rapunzel her smile could tame the wildest of beasts and she showed it only to me maybe that is what made him angry always so angry he was when darkness fell and the moon came out to play he would come tottering home reeking of the thing Prohibition failed to destroy she pretended to be asleep snoring loudly perhaps he saw right through her act perhaps he did not care either way never bothering to take off his rings the b*****d the brute those screams resonated so loudly in my head and I'd scream too so I could block it all out the sight of her pitiful and bloodied face and one night it seemed like she would not wake up eyes seeing red the rise and fall of his chest indicative of a slumber from which he would never awaken regret is an emotion I have never felt for slaying the vampire that craved her blood she never leaves her room claiming to not be able to live without him but she will come around after all it is just the two of us now together forever.
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Added on September 23, 2013 Last Updated on September 23, 2013 AuthorCharles ChukwuaniAbuja, NigeriaAbout21 year old student. Just going through the motions of life I guess. Anime/video game lover. Asian culture enthusiast. more..Writing
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