A Man and a Woman Who Live On a Hill

She went to a small village to escape hell
She heard stories about a man living on a hill

No one has seen him in ages he became a legend
Darkness surrounded his name
so it wasn't mentioned

Some people said he was half man half animal
Others were convinced he was a cannibal

They told her what ever you do don't go to his house
Young, and curious that's what she did

Hours later she reached her destination
and wondered if it was too late to hide under her bed

See in the dark night his house was terrifying
She kept a brave face, but inside she was dying

She knocked on the door
minutes later he opened
She stood still for a moment

He was a normal man no horns or a tail
Looked handsome. If a bit frail

He invited her inside. She decided to risk it
They chatted, laughed, and had tea, and biscuit

She asked why are you isolated?
He said I have serious trust issues
The more he talked the more she related
she said please take me with you

Years later the people of the village told tourists
stories about a man, and a woman who live on a hill

No one knew anything about them.
Except that they were creatures from hell

(This poem is included in my book "Inside the Heart of a Lonely King" available now on amazon. Check it out ;) )
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017


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