The SandmanA Poem by Joe GibsonEnjoyThe Sandman I stay up for hours waiting in awe as the ice melts the flowers and the dew starts to thaw all I silent in the dark for the third night in a row the owls outside hark then the sky begins to glow I rush to the window in a cold sweat the doors hinge slow it has to be him I bet the sandman is here I shout in a terrible cry his face drips a bloody tear from the hole in his left eye please, I don't want to go under but he forces me in to the bag where I can’t help but slumber as the sand forces me gag the sand slithers to my throat I scream a muffled plead the sand now acts as a coat crushing my ribs to finish the deed I now lie silent and still as the bag open I cannot yell “ It is impossible for me to kill so welcome to your first night in hell” © 2014 Joe Gibson |
StatsAuthorJoe GibsonNorth Attleboro, MAAboutInspired by Poe, enjoy writing dark and Gothic short stories and peoms more..Writing
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