Pack of ThievesA Poem by BenjaminA car, built with muscle, roar, and core of iron fist, purrs at the door. Three men step out and feet hit the concrete, a beat like the one in my chest, step and then rest, they crest my threshold.
Cold looks, empty faces, spaces between their teeth, their smiles a wreath and hands-on-knife-in-sheath
...I bolt the lock, but he hits like a rock and the shock turns me round. The first hound with a bound sniffs at my collar like an object found for the first time... but they've been here before. © 2014 Benjamin
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2 Reviews Added on January 17, 2014 Last Updated on January 17, 2014 AuthorBenjaminAmherst, MAAboutI am attending Hampshire College in Amherst Massachusetts for Creative Writing and Music. I love how poetry and music intersect with rhythm, tone, and feeling. more..Writing
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