Werewolf Inside.
By gearhead
As the sky grow dark, it fills me with fear
For i can feel
something coming, its getting near
A defining roar, sends
chills down my spine
As i run for the hills, it closes in
from behind
A monstrous beast, blood thirsty eyes
A demon of earth, shall i meet my demise
With
a swift strike, it drops me to my knees
Taunting me, just
before the kill
Striking me once more, i fear this is the end
What is this beast, this beast within
I fear the
worst, as i stand back up
Feeling my arm, what is this
stuff?
Covered in hair, dripping with blood
How
did i come to be, this unholy thug
Thirst for flesh, a giant
in size
Fueled bye the moon, a passion to thrive
This inhuman state, growing inside
Now what will
happen, what will i do?
The werewolf within, is shining through
Theres no stopping this, no way out.
A defining
roar, fill's the air
Not knowing what's happening, i seem
to stare
Into the distance, city lights blinding my eyes
I start to run, i start to fight
Killing and eating,
everything in sight.
The night almost over, i flee to
the hills
The moon goes down, i transform once again
Into my self, not quite a man
Wondering helplessly, through
this land
I see the destruction, from the night
How
could i do this, i start to cry
I shall always know, it
wasn't me
But the werewolf inside.
And i shall
feel this pain, for the rest of my life
Author's Note:
Another crazy idea from someone...Comments on "Werewolf Inside."
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On Thursday, October 11, 2012, Nehema
(958) wrote:
This was another well written piece, congratulations. The inner turmoil can be related to many things in life and the reflection on past events we can't change... - XXOO
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A former member wrote:
Very few people can write of the crunch of bones properly, the swift change. Some of us don't feel as torturous as you do, for the shift, but I'm glad for this insight. Well done.
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A former member wrote:
I am gad you didn't end this with:" And I will recite the story with all my might, cos I am noone else but Jacob from Twilight". Seriously though. Very descriptive and adventurous read. I enjoyed it immensely.