The Hunt

After Legend got blown up along with
all of the city zombies,
I was now the sole survivor and sick and tired of 
hiding out at Hobby Lobby,
bored of making necklaces, soaps and candles
and doll houses every single day,
I decided hunting countryside zombies should make 
up a good part of my day,
deciding to lure all of them south to the Everglades,
that way the alligators down there could have a feeding frenzy day,
running down there as if I were a female Forrest Gump,
the zombies right behind me slowly catching up,
finally making it the edge of the great swamp,
I lured the zombies close by and heard my first chomp,
taking a risk with my ammonia and urine alligator repellant
sprayed all over me,
the alligators came out snatching and eating all the zombies 
except for me,
thank God because it gave me time to flee,
desperately searching for a bathroom around the glades,
from drinking on my run down there way too much Gatorade.









10-30-16
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Dutta Avatar
October 31, 2016 at 9:45 AM
Great knowledge about zombies. I have nothing.Best of luck.
Hoffman Avatar
October 31, 2016 at 9:48 AM
Originally wrote about luring them to the north pole but read up on them finding out they don't like the cold! Had to change my theme to the south, hearing they like warmer climate by word of mouth! thanks for the visit Anisha!:)
Pennell  Avatar
October 30, 2016 at 11:14 AM
no chance with china and usa your going to killing zombies again in about another 50 years :-)
Hoffman Avatar
October 30, 2016 at 8:59 PM
Thanks for the zombie update Stephen!:)
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