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Mar 2018
Beyond the sleep where tired eyes shut
And below the surface in pools, she treads.
An accident waiting, deaf and blind,
She shrieks in ways to wake the dead,
And I can hear her nails scrape through stone.

Hair wilted, black and matted
Whip on the walls like paying penance
For this horrible monster that I've created.
I cannot sleep through this panic,
And I can feel her rising.

She crawls like broken centipedes
Through twisted shards of glass,
Her eyes glazed and void, yet staring through my soul-
She hunts olfactory and can ******* beads of sweat.

That cursed well where she was laid in unrest
Will soon be home for my trembling skin and bone;
She will never leave me alone in sun or moon
And forever I feel her sorrow.
I wanted to create something supernatural of a creature, yet have some sort of relatability in regard to inner demons.
Cory Williams
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Cory Williams  28/M/Pennsylvania
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