Werewolf Hunter

by Victoria Lee   Dec 17, 2005


A shadowy figure runs ahead.
Keeping low to the ground he flees through the woods, among the gnarled roots.
Leaves whip up and saunter down, rustling the nearby folk.
The faery's cackles echo through the woods.
Like a wolf, silent and deadly
Graceful he moves on the path.
Adorned in ivory, a blade stained rose.
Scars on his body are everlasting reminders of his past.
The moon is his lonely companion. The cry of the owl, his lullaby under the stars.
For his mind is consumed in hate, his lost love will he never hold in his arms again? She's not coming back, it keeps running through his mind.
Someone must pay.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Dreams

    A werewolf hunter's tale, a sad one. The emotions running along these lines are strong. The descriptions are amazing, it makes visual so much easier. =)

    A rare poem I've read that tells a story of a werewolf hunter, I think you did a great job. I actually feel attracted to this.

    And deeper thoughts into this poem makes it all the more outstanding. Thanks for sharing.

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