Creepy Dream
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Poetry/Rhyme/Creepy Dream
Copyright Protected, ID 06-1555-525-15
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France
Written June 15, 2023
For the Standard Contest, Don't Fight It - Write It
sponsor, John Lawless, Judged 06/25/2023
First Place
I was having a nice dream of Paris,
- and walking along winding cobbled streets;
till I came upon a garden terrace,
to sip sweet wine called Sherris ...
a man sat down- though there were lots of seats.
He was so delightful and quite polite,
- we talked and talked for hours of all things;
he asked, would you like to go for a bite,
we fly into the dark night ...
he drove so fast- his car seemed to have wings.
I have to admit by now I was scared,
- the structure was cold and not like a house;
he turned to look right at me and just glared,
his stare left me unprepared ...
his house- was dark and quiet as a mouse.
He was dragging me as I fought with him,
- he was different more demon than man;
oh, my future was looking very grim,
kissing me, he held each limb ...
that is when the brutal assault began.
Remember now how this was just a dream,
- but, I will wake up trembling and weeping;
oh, this has become a real nightmare theme,
one that I find quite extreme ...
I fear, fear- that the demon is creeping.
Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2023
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