I fell in love with a moronic zombieA Poem by Ryan Falzon - TymonTitle says it all! lol XD.It was the day of the dead, Fearing for their head. everybody ran away, The dead ruled this day. The story begins at my place, relaxed in the sofa watching grace, a knock came from my door, I stood up, oh what a chore! I opened the door and I stopped thinking, It was a zombie, growling and limping. The zombie grasped me and attempted to bite I wiggled around him, agile with fright. He was a classical zombie, slow and foul, as he limped after me, and tripped on a bowl, laughter exploded as he dropped like a sack, Soon, he stood up, trying again to attack. I took an umbrella sharp for my taste, I impaled his head, which left him at daze. I pull it out, and impale again and again, He drops,not moving, this time no strain. Fear replaced with an urge for adventure, Being happy as it is with no expenditure! I took out a key hidden in the sink, then hesitated, and took a drink. I opened a vault filled with supplies, after about giving a hundred tries! There sleeps my best friend, A shotgun that leads to an end. I took the gun and headed outside, ready for the intense ride. What I saw was just one lone zombie, Limping at me, I could tell he's a blondie. I steadied myself and had loaded the gun The zombie came to me, wanting some fun. Limping, he looked at me with dead eyes, He didn't bite and attack like the other guys. Blondie stood there, staring at me, then he held out his hand, thumb free. I grabbed his hand, no idea for. then we proceeded with a thumb war. He is a sweet guy, and my only company,
Even though he is a bit too bony. As I stared and stroke little blondie, I fell in love with a moronic zombie © 2010 Ryan Falzon - TymonAuthor's Note
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9 Reviews Added on June 2, 2010 Last Updated on June 2, 2010 AuthorRyan Falzon - TymonMaltaAboutYou wish to know more about me? You want to see what I see? Then listen to the words I write. With them I will give you my sight. I'm a thinker in my time. Making everything rhyme. Wondering w.. more..Writing
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