A Devil in the NightA Poem by AlexandriaWith a heart forged from ice And a roar more thunderous than anything else A creature that is silent as mice Runs wild through the cobblestone streets faster than anyone else
Some call it a devil that hunts only children A beast that is immune to the harsh flames of the fire You cannot lure this creature near with a hen For the beast haunts the darkest parts of the marsh
The creature is attracted to light So if you stay up late to mop You can be sure the beast will stop by during the night You'll know when he comes by the faint clop, clop, clop
© 2013 Alexandria |
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