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Paula Swanson
Poems
Oct 2010
A Toss Of The Dice (Halloween)
Blissful night of death.
Watching the blood run thick, wet.
As rats start their feast.
Stains upon my eyes.
More stains, worse, upon my soul.
And do I care? No.
Tell me why should I?
Is it not my true nature?
Am I not to live?
Ha! But I am wind.
So you see, there is no harm.
You only die once.
I fear not prison.
I have no fear of gallows.
They must catch me first.
And that, they will not.
I exist within shadows,
for I am the night.
The night is for death.
The perfect time for dying
and my enjoyment.
The prey is willing
or they would not be out here.
They love a good hunt.
And hunters, they are.
They hunt the weak and infirm.
And I? I hunt them!
Is it not as grand
a profession as gambling?
When they are alike.
A toss of the dice,
a decision to walk here.
A gamble on death.
Such as you just made.
But the house will always win.
Now, let us begin.
Halloween offering for Oct. 9th
Written by
Paula Swanson
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