The Creepy Face

October 20, 2012
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Press your featureless face against my window
Spread your fear you cursed being
-I never liked you anyway-
But still your slender frame haunts my dreams
You torturous bigot, laying wait until it's time to strike
Force your way into the minds of the weak
But never shall you entrap me like them
I will not bow- I will not bend so easily
Yes...I am afraid of you but I will harness my fear
I will keep you away
I will not let my fear over take me
I WILL NOT LET YOU HAVE ME
Press your featureless face against my window
Press your featureless face against my window
Stare into me- your lack of eyes is unnerving
But still I will not falter
Press your featureless face against my window
Press your featureless face against my window
Stretch your arms out towards me
But you shall not take me
I no longer fear you
Though you still bother me
The demon of fright
Monster of the night,
I no longer am afraid
So press yourself against my window o' creepy one
Your featureless face ingrained in my mind
I say goodbye to all I know
For i know, one day
You'll finally reach me
and then I'll be gone
Gone
Nothing but my memories--
Of you oh creepy one--
Will be all that is left of me
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Breidenthal Avatar
October 29, 2012 at 9:24 PM
mr.howdy D: That scared me. Anyway.... he just wants $20.. ;) Love this poem!!! Chilling to le bone. Always, Laura
Rozario Avatar
October 25, 2012 at 9:49 AM
Do you know Mr Howdy? He had a creepy face. Love this poem.
Larkin Avatar
October 29, 2012 at 5:05 PM
haha... Thanks...nah I don't think I know mr. Howdy. This is based off the Slenderman fellow. :) hehe... --Becca
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