Dreamons

The Demons I dream of
are far, far worse
Than those you might face 
once you ride a hearse;
Even more ghastly, 
more ghoulish, and foul,
Than any endeveavored 
out of someone's mouth.
The Demons I dream of 
are deranged and desperate,
They gleam of the strangest 
desires that I've met. 
The demons I dream of 
are obscure infections,
What scares me most is 
they bear my reflection. 
The demons I dream of 
are merciless hosts,
The worst of their kind, 
I don't mean to boast;
But they tantalize, 
tamper, and tittilate,
Turbulently, enough 
that no man could take,
And now I fear sleep, 
for reasons disclosed;
These demons I dream of
are darker than most.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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