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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Out there are many ancient sites And fear grows deep at the end of daylights One hears loud scary cries Among the primeval moor and buckeyes To the beast identity this might be a clue September was a month of beginning of world war two It is also true That September is a month associated with moor and this too is nothing new Maybe it is a spirit of soldier who died And to hunt those ancient sites would decide But more likely it is as old or older than stones that on this site reside And among those very stones it would hide Imagine if you will At twilight you walk up at moor covered hill But something is stalking you not for food but for a thrill Something that has instinct to kill and gives of a cry that bone can chill The moor smells so sweet But Imagine at distance of just few feet from where you sit The eyes of giant cat like stars are lit The eyes and teeth that monster befit You feel lump in the throat as if you just swallowed your own soul Around you moor is primordial beautiful and tall This moor seems to have its own soul And you wonder if it witnessed as the beast devoured its victims whole The beasts’ eyes are bloodshot Ready for onslaught The beast is not just large cat it is spiritual juggernaut And you are staring into fierce countenance of this juggernaut
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