Every night I load my riffle take my post and wait
The waiting is the worst part it's like fishing you have too much time to think about ****
I usually think about my life and how much of a loser I was living under my brother's perfect family home like a troll under a bridge distracting myself with Call of Duty and beer
But then the world ended and it was the best thing that could have happened for me, that is
Not so much for my brother who met his demise while on an evening jog on an otherwise insignificant Saturday
I didn't know any of this until two days later coming out of my cave to get more beer to realize that the only one still there was my brother's beautiful inconsolable wife she thought I'd been dead like everyone else and awkwardly hugged me
She had just gotten word about her two missing children the ******* little boy was found gnawing on his little sister's arm the rest of her was motionless, on a street a mile away
Killing them is too easy way easier than I thought it would be you just follow the rules laid out for us in the folklore aim for the head keep your distance don't second guess yourself double tap
I'm not a religious man I have no particular thoughts about the soul I leave those questions for the priests and philosophers
I don't care I do my job and I do it well
I've won I've taken my prize I spend my days with the woman I've always loved but could never have and my nights doing what I do best playing a game
I pull the trigger it's head explodes in a gust of red mist ...just like in the movies
Sanctuary 251 is a concept I have for a Post-Zombie-apocalypse tale that takes place ten years after the infection began spreading. People live "normal" lives in little towns with thick high walls called "Sanctuaries." There are several character poems I want to do from this concept.
Be sure to read the other poems in this series as well.- From The Poetry Of Sanctuary 251