These ShadowsA Poem by Jacob MahurienA little horror for ya, or at least my attempt at it.These shadows that follow are not my own: Cast on city streets of Asphalt stone. And voices that whisper their lasting scorn: By voices and footsteps, my mind if torn. Ah, who's shadows are these? I do not know. Each footfall echoed in unseen night, And shadows shown by city lights. Each step I stepped echoed three times more, and the shadows that followed, so long; forlorn. I walked the empty streets with four in tow. My mind raced on: I need to see! What casts these shadows, what follows me? What malevolent being, what hidden force? What hidden thing that whispered scorn? . I turned 'round quick to face my foe. And I was alone. So completely alone. Not a soul on the city's asphalt stone, Was my mind playing tricks on me? Yet when I turned again, four shadows I see. And these shadows that follow are not my own. © 2016 Jacob MahurienReviews
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StatsAuthorJacob MahurienAboutI write short stories and poetry, usually dealing with the occult and the supernatural. Though I occasionally dabble into romance and things. Whatever suits my fancy at the moment. more..Writing
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