My Hand in deathA Poem by Rhine WolfThis was an experiment. I had read a poem that was along the same line as this and I was sure that I could also do one. So I put fingers to keyboard and came up with this monster. Some liked it some, hated it, fortunately I did not love it and promised my
Slowly I turn the corner, from my hiding
You have closed & locked your door
I smile in anticipation of the coming
In step behind you, I fall
Catching your sent on the flowing breeze
You are just rite, nether short nor tall
I start to hasten my pace,
You are nearing my special haunt
So near, my heart begins to race
I can see your soft, beautiful face
No one is looking, I grab you and we tumble
Of your struggle there will be no trace
My hand covers your mouth, with eyes wide,
“They can not hear you, little lady.”
As you kick and thrash, how I enjoy the ride.
You stop your struggle, as I place my blade against your throat
Slowly I pull, filling with glee as it create the slit
“Hush little lady, Soon you will in Hades boat.”
The look of horror that fill your eyes
Sends waves of delight through my blood
As life runs from your veins,
Slowly the light leaves your eyes
Your breathing slows till finally,
You reach your demise.
© 2008 Rhine WolfAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on May 6, 2008 AuthorRhine WolfJohannesburg, Heathen, South AfricaAboutHi, my name is Fallon. I am a husband, a father, a brother to many, an uncle to a few and a son. I love to write poems and a story here and there. So check them out and please do give me feed back a.. more..Writing
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