The Hanged Man
Blackened eyes cause the heart to race.
Must run away, all you can do is cry.
A familiar poison, smeared across the hollow face.
An old sinister rope is tied to the sky.
Eyes piercing into your soul,
Its visit comes with a heavy toll.
Once the clock strikes midnight
You’ll be trapped in the cold light.
There is no hope here,
only death and decay.
A soft voice infiltrates your ear,
and giant claws close your airway.
An overwhelming foul scent,
you’re filled with strife.
It lives for your torment,
until you take your life.
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