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Wolf

A lonely child,

child of neglect

 

I see you.

 

Night it befalls,

lonely child met..

 

You meet me.

 

Peeled round waist from belly to back,

four pieces do a belt of babe make;

stitched and branded.

 

Lonely child of neglect,

I bathe in your warm fat.

 

Clouds they roll, stream cotton-frayed sky.

Mother's light peeks to say goodbye, to you;

-the lonely child whom had to die?

 

I transform.

 

AWHOOOooo!

 

eah, hah-hah, hah-hah, hah-hah...

 

<>...Hunt...<>

          C

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Written by
david-john-mowers
43 / M
Published
Dec 20, 2016
Lines·Words
19·76
Tags
#evil#wolf#wolves#killer#mythology#myth#hunter#werewolf#baronvongillederais#gillederais
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