The Werewolf

Wreaked with the scent of a wet dog
the werewolf stretched it's neck and howled

to the bloodred moon

Thick red fluid dripped from his long fingernails
the werewolf vented thick steam from his swollen nostrils

in a forest overloaded with pain and fear

Flexing his muscles he knew he was hunted
as he began to dart, jump and dash through the thickets

burning torches shadowed his path

His razor sharp teeth bit down into the hunters necks
he would rip their bodies to pieces

noone kills the werewolf
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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