Creatures of the Night

Blackness,

covered the eyes,

darkness,

filled the skies,

critters crawling underneath,

shadows splits,

windy mist sang their song,

the dead awaken,

stand on their stones,

the soil shaken,

intimidated by the souls,

hunters lurking,

sang their lovely sorrows,

breeds howling,

kneeled with their shattered jaw,

by the wings of lust,

shall the blood burns as a victim,

with twisted eyes,

all shall be turn to bits.

Preys hiding,

scared by the everlasting curse,

all praying,

to see the light once again,

waiting,

till the darkness gone,

but all is wrong,

thought of having the chance,

but the song dragged them,

rivers of blood,

dare to be sucked,

all gone.

Darkness sang for the triumph,

break of laughter,

as it gets colder,

let there be no mercy,

for whom they be,

because none shall fight,

the creatures of the night.

Freed

The Sea of Black Tears

Some said it’s hollow,

But all I see is darkness,

From the lines to the shore,

Nothing but numbness.

The tears of Death they said,

Keeping the souls of the dead,

But temptation crosses,

As so my faith forever lost.

All does rhymes,

But the truth always intertwined,

They’re the same,

For left was just being shamed.

You asked for changes,

But you’d change restlessly,

And so I stayed careless,

Because your tears meant nothing.

Why my dear,

As so you cried thousand dark tears,

Which they believe a curse,

But all I see is thirst.

Until now, here it becomes,

Both stranded on an island,

Holding together in arms,

 Upon the sea of your black tears.

Freed

Desire

Why am I still here?

Why do the wicked still near?

Should I not gain my will?

And what does to want desire feel?

A simple word of pain,

But where is it stands a friend,

For as long as I breathe,

How much should trouble be sheath?

As a lover it said,

Till Death do us bedded,

But one stays forgotten,

And one stays fortunate, as rotten;

Likewise desires were damned cold,

Should I believe for it was to be told,

My heart won’t freeze to frost,

As I desired you the most.

Freed