Long Deathnight Poems
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She wakes every night
Around the same time
Shivering and sweating
As 3am chimes
This nightmare she carries
Fills her with fear
As every night draws
Her death she feels near
At eighteen years old
With her whole life ahead
What attracts these dreams
As she sleeps in her bed
The nightmares increase
As the weeks pass by
To a party she's invited
As she gives life a try
Her previous nightmares
Seem a distant past
As she dances the night away
Praying that this is the last
She indicates it's late
To home she must head
In the back of her mind
Is the dreams that she dreads
She takes a shortcut
Only to hear footsteps behind
Before she knows it
There are two by her side
Taunting in ridicule
Down a dark alley they lure
Screaming and scratching
This daughter so pure
To a darkened room
With this evil of two
To her naked flesh
As they do as they do
Her eyes start to close
And the last thing she sees
Through a small basement window
A clock face strikes three
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Karen Croft Among the Dead
Every night she walks into darkness
The amethyst mist swoons her darkened figure
As she glides between the grave stones
the ravens cower over her in pleasure
Keeping watch over her husband
She is among the dead now
The life sucked out of her
To the grounds of the cemetery she remains
Forever trapped in her own dismay
Her once white wedding gown turned from the drowning of her tears
Raven, herself already dead inside
Her soul lost
Her heart stopped beating the night she shot her husband and watched his lifeless
body fall to the floor
She walks in gloom
The cemetery her safe haven
It reserves a place for her
For every where she glances her name is etched in stone