"Beautiful Beast"
"Beautiful Beast"
As darkness descends on the city
I prepare for my foray into the
night. I walk in the cover
of darkness where no
light can be shed on
the truth.
I stalk the unforgiven,
shattered people on the margins
with face buried inside
each dying breast.
The feast of darkness fulfills my
thirst for blood
when the heart stops beating inside
the chest,
their dead veins cold and dry
as life is drained away.
I want nothing to do with
this awful thing;
it is something I loathe, but
evil took me and made me
its beastly whore and now I
must seek that which
gives me such gleeful torment.
I hate the thirst that forces me
to indulge in this evil feast
that sends me searching with vicious
intent
and looses on the streets and alleys
the hidden unsated beast inside me.
There is no peace, no hope for me
as I walk the lonely streets
away from the prying eyes
of the day I am able, no not
able, allowed to sleep away the
hours until this dream of dread
reality forces me to kill again.
© Sam Hyde and Anita Longino
writing as SkyHy, Inc.
July 24, 2009
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