Showing posts with label creature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creature. Show all posts

Sunday, February 9, 2020

TELL ME






Hug me.
Kiss me.
Tell me you love me.
Squeeze me.
Touch me.
Tell me you won’t leave me.
Caress me.
Nuzzle me.
Tell me you want me.
Bite me.
Bleed me.
Tell me you’re a vampire.

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

DARK AS THE NIGHT



I walk with the living at day,
They do not hear a word I say.
They believe I’m alive like them,
But I’m stronger than any men.
I run like the wind past the trees,
Fly through the sky faster than bees.
My true self is hidden away,
I might be a little fey.
At night I walk with others,
They’re close to me like brothers.
“Who am I?” you might ask.
I might take you to task.
Take care not to open that door,
You’ll be in hell forevermore.

Sunday, October 13, 2019

CREATURE OF THE NIGHT


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A creature of the night.
Who walks in the moonlight.
Searching for innocent ones.
Who will serve his purpose?
Don’t play his games.
Don’t be fooled.
By his beautiful shell.
For inside he’s empty.
Without a soul.
Without a heart.
THE DEAD GAME
Kindle
Nook

Tuesday, April 17, 2018

OF THE NIGHT



His hand reaches for me.
He wants me for The Dead.
I won’t yield to his call.
He wants me in his bed.

I’m surrounded by his kind.
Their cries echo in the night.
He swoops closer from the sky.
Oh, what a beautiful sight.

He’s a creature of the night.
I’m crazy to want him so.
I can’t resist his sad face.
He is not a friend but a foe.

THE DEAD GAME

Monday, May 22, 2017

JOIN ME




Join me in the woods.
It’s safe.
Don’t worry.
I’ll protect you.
I’ll protect you from other predators
so that you’ll be mine forever.
THE DEAD love their games.
THE DEAD GAME BY SUSANNE LEIST


Time to smell the flowers.
Enjoy it now, for you don’t
know what tomorrow will bring.
THE DEAD GAME 


Thursday, January 26, 2017

THE DEEP




THE DEEP
The water sparkles.
A bottomless pit.
Shadows of tree limbs
drift along its murky surface.
It snatches pieces of debris
on its journey down river.
Rocks, branches, leaves…
fall into its dark abyss.
Something is moving.
A hand.
Reaches for me.
An inky black hand.
What should I do?
Wait.
Two arms.
A dark figure
emerges from the water.
Too big to be human.
It’s facing me.
It doesn’t have eyes.
A dark shadow,
dripping inky slime.
It roars.
It walks toward me.
I want to run.
I want to hide.
But I can’t.
My feet are stuck to the ground.
More roaring sounds.
More creatures are rising.
Is this real?
Am I dreaming?
All becomes quiet.
No roaring.
What happened?
“What are you doing?”
I turn around.
I’m standing in front
of the TV screen.
My friends stare back at me.
I’m blocking a horror movie.
I feel embarrassed.
I feel myself being hit
by popcorn.
Another Saturday night.

Monday, August 15, 2016

ON MY SHELF





Who sits on my shelf
each and every night?
Who casts long shadows
on my shelf and wall?
Not there at day
but only at night.
I move closer.
I must see what it is.
A hooded figure,
its face lifting to me.
The hood falls back
to a face as dark as night.
Eyes shine red,
burning a hole right through me.

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Tuesday, July 19, 2016

THE DEAD GAME — Day of the Alligators


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Linda was hanging over the pool filled with alligators. Todd was faced with Maxell, a new type of creature intent on killing him and his friends. Todd wasn’t going to allow Maxell to kill his beloved, Linda.    
      Maxell spun around and gawked at Wolf. “How could you possibly be alive? You died in the alligator pool.”
     “Who told you that, your grandmother? Do you believe your grandmother or your own father?”
     “Are you trying to tell me that you’re my father? My father died when I was born,” Maxell said.
     “No, I didn’t. I left your mother. She made up the whole story to hide the truth.”
     “Prove it.”
     Wolf hesitated for a brief moment and then said, “Your mother has always been extremely organized and kept very strict schedules. She was dreadfully difficult to live with.”
     “Yes. She was too strict. She never let me be me. I wanted to be free from her.”  
      “Be free now. Come with me. We could go away together and start a new life,” Wolf said, walking closer to her.
     Maxell began to walk toward Wolf. Wolf’s image wavered and disappeared, leaving Maxell standing alone in the middle of the alligator pool. She fell to her death, looking up at Todd, who smiled down at her.
     Reece opened the glass dome right before she hit the water. She sizzled and burned from the dazzling sunlight—all the while knowing that she’d been tricked by an apparition created by a weak and spineless human vampire.
THE DEAD GAME