Card Prompt: Locate the FearA Poem by TheWordWreckerLate
in the day, the sun seems tired. There are hushed whispers in the wind.
Lullabies in the trees. As if the earth below is trying to rock the sun to
sleep. The
last piece of tranquility before darkness descends, covering the sun in a
blanket. The sun doesn’t see what happens next. We are
blind yet out other sense are heightened. We hear things better, creeping up
between the trees. A branch cracks underfoot. The wind has a different whisper.
No
lullabies, just chills and ‘shushes’. God
forbid what would happen if I were to scream. The
sun goes to bed and the earth comes out to play. Creatures crawl from
underneath its surface. Dark wings take flight from the shelter of trees. The
moon barely casts a shadow, leaving plenty of room for everything to keep
hidden. Why else
would they come out at night if they want to remain unseen. Maybe
thats why forests seem so much bigger at night, its full of secrets. The
dark road little Red Riding hood got lost on. The one the wolf crept on. Was
the dirt dry or the mud shallow? Fairy
tales always leave out these details. Besides
the red hood, how easy was it to track a little girl in the woods? Or is it
a natural fear to fear that we are followed or being watched in the dark?
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Added on July 6, 2016 Last Updated on July 6, 2016 AuthorTheWordWreckerCincinnati, OHAboutRecent Grad from Uni missing a writing community chained to a desk at a 9-5 jotting story notes to pass the time. Doctors orders: Words, I must find! Otherwise, I might loose my mind. (No,.. more..Writing
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