In this wilderness savage and untamed He roamed as the leader of his pack He was hot heated, his anger often flared red But masculine beauty he did not lack
She was a pretty wild thing he desired Her deviation from him made him want her more She kept several paces ahead of him all the time His need and hunger for her he couldn't ignore
She laughed at him, dancing just out of reach He sometimes felt she was a wild hallucination She was obstinate but she would not win He would have her without any condition
Under a full silver moon the pack ran free He captured her and took her against her will She swore revenge on him, her anger breathtaking Yes, the leader is dead and she would make the kill
Her anger was severe, it she would not compress She caught him off guard and easily severed his head Left exposed in the forest his remains soon were rancid She laughed as the tiny creatures happily on him fed
Ah there is brutality in this, but done with creative care. I like how she got even with the leader. The last stanza is clear with emotions of revenge and I love the way you painted this story from beginning to end.
Oh wow. I adored this poem~ It was nicely written, as always, and I was really into it. I loved the topic and I found it all amazing. I could never write something as beautiful
When Venus gets too close catfish have been known to come up out of the water onto the shore, feed awhile, then go back in.
It's business as usual in the Apocalypse. And business is very good right.. more..