The Dracula's Love
There came a beast
ripping flesh with his claws
that was his feast
on those young lads.
After rippin' enough.
After tearin' enough
he saw the young gal
who shone like Opal
A tingle shot up his beastly spine,
a feeling to kill some swine.
He was in love
with this girl called Dove.
"But she's human!
she'd be terrified of me!
how do I convince her
that I'm no beast?"
He was confused,
he felt aghast!
He needed courage
and got it at last.
He walked out of his castle
after one-fifty years.
Terrifying the crowd going hustle bustle
To see his dearest dear.
When he saw her
she was terrified
and shone in a whitish allure.
She thought she'd faint or even die.
But at last saw she the good side
and dreamt to on Dracula's scales slide!
They left the place for the castle together
to live and to separate never.
"I've found my love!",Dracula thought.
To Dove, too had happiness brought.
No longer did Dracula kill or tear,
An ant, human or a bear.
"It is Dove
My dear love.
If not for her I'd cry and cry.
Or give up and die...die...die...I can't.
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