Feeding

by Heather Prior   Oct 17, 2005


A dark night,
No light in sight.
A man on a bench,
A women nest to him.
He's asleep in her lap,
But he doesn't know--
It'll be his last nap.
He won't sleep ever again.
She leans down.
She can smell her blood,
And her hunger swells.
She waits though,
In the silence of the night.
A dark figure,
Strides up beside her,
And puts his hand in hers.
They carry the body,
To an empty alleyway.
They lay him down
And begin to feed
Upon their prey.

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  • 18 years ago

    by ~â‚£ading |nspiration~

    Nice one girl...what a great imagination you have...i don't think it's bad...it's where most of poems came from right? So yeah...keep up the great work.

  • 18 years ago

    by ratchild666

    This is really wierd but in a cool way. its cleverly misleading. it reminds me of one of mine (you were all that i could see). i like the short lines, they really add effect.