Death WalkerA Poem by Cylis DerrensA lead in to a horror story
Death Walker
Battle lines drawn
Both sides are ready
Awaiting the charge
Rain starts to fall
Soaking the ground
They shiver and shuffle
as they hold their ground
A lone figure crosses the field
And with his coming extinguishes
all hope
The enemy shivers
With him comes Death’s whisper
Closer and closer he draws
The whisper grows louder
All of them know the cause
Even from across the field they
can feel his power
Chilling and electrifying
It runs over their skins
Arrows fire
Trying to strike him down
Upon his flesh each break or rebound
Drawing on their courage they attack in mass
None join the figure
He stands alone
His eyes are the color of blue ice
With hair as black as midnight
He is tall
But not heavy set
Strong but not thin
A soul cold and uncaring as his eyes
With a sweep of his hand he calls the wind
upon them
Under the roaring wind the enemy troops
stumble and fall
Looking at him they are filled with fright
None want to face him
Not even their king
Suddenly he is among them
Without warning
In a burst of speed
Men cry out
Many flee
Striding among them he slaughters them
without mercy
Biting and clawing
He kills them with tooth and fang
Not one among them who stand against him
does not die
Drained or ripped apart
Upon the ground do their bodies lie
Blood drinkers all their own blood now becomes soaks
The mud
Mixing with the now falling rain
So came the Death Walker and soon all came to know him by
this name
© 2008 Cylis DerrensAuthor's Note
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