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NIGHTMARE
I am so warm and safe,
All alone in my bed.
I start to dream,
All the wonders and thoughts running through my head.
I see someone,
What a blur, I can't see,
What in the hell,
Might this creature be?
It is coming closer!
As it creeps so close to me.
I feel worried and the sweat starts to pour,
What is this hellacous creature I see?
I fear to run,
I also fear to stay,
What the hell am I going to do,
While this terrible hellacous creature comes my way.
I know not what to do,
As the damned creature approaches my face.
I can see now,
I need to get out of this tormenting place.
It is so vicious,
I am scared to death,
I can't move at all,
If I don't soon there will be none of me left.
I start to run,
But it runs faster than me.
What in the hell,
Could its problem be?!
I fell down,
but I am not on the ground,
I fell in a whole of some kind of a pit,
So dark and without a sound.
Could the silence I hear,
Be believed that I have died.
I didn't get a chance to take back,
All the lies I have lied.
Finally I hear a roar.
But still the darkness stands.
I am frightened now,
Am I even on solid land?
Flams appeared,
Sudden with a fireing fiery.
To what the hell comes to my wondering eyes.
A tremendous creature who leaves me in weary.
His face as red as blood,
Skin covered with blistering blood veins.
I scream so loud,
It rings in my ears to make me go insane.
Am I losing my mind,
Or is all of this for real?
Why does he torment the hell out of me,
Is it my everlasting soul he seeks to steal?
His razor sharp claws,
Grabs me as I try to run.
Why does he torment me so,
Is it his idea of fun?
My arm pouring of blood,
As he bites into my skin,The battle is almost over,
There is no way I could win!
He eats my heart,
After he fiercely ripped it from my chest!
I am a prisoner of hell,
Getting fed on by one of Lucifer's guests.
I scream real loud,
Louder than before.
As from my body,
My soul he did tear!
I finally wake up,
I thought it was at end.
At that moment I took my last breath and died,
And I went back to hell all over again!
by: Crystal M. Garbosky
DEATH TO THE SECOND
As I lurk through the darkness,
Searching for my prey.
I creep around the mists of the streets,
I found my prey for today!
I swoop down,
So silent so still,
I leave no sense of danger,
For my prey I am going to kill!
At the final moment,
I attack him,
I just let him notice,
Of my attentions that is grim.
I swoop around with sharp narrow claws,
I scrap the side of his face as blood starts to pour!
I listen to the sounds of his muffled cries,
I drown them out with my gothic roars!
I start ripping his flesh,
With my long sharp fangs,
Nothing pleasures me more,
But the fear that his soul sings.
I feel his heart,
Beating so loud and racing,
As I feed on his bloody gory flesh,
Nothing is better than the blood I am tasting.
I rip the top of his skull off,
The blood oozes out as I taste the purest taste,
Not a drop hits the ground,
I fed on everything nothing goes to waste!
No matter how easy,
This all seems,
But wait until I am lurking,
Lurking into your very own dreams!!!
By: Crystal M. GarboskySCREAMS OF THE NIGHT
As I walk along the sides of the river bank,
I walk so slowly,
I sense that something is going to go wrong,
I don't know why but something just told me.
I walk by a old house with rooms to rent,
I need a place to stay.
I think this place will be all right,
I am only going to stay for a couple of days.
I check in the hotel,
I go to my room and rest,
For I need it,
Sleep would be best!
I lay down,
As I start to doze,
I hear SCREAMS of torture and pain,
I quickly arose!
I lurked in the old beaten down hallways,
I came to a door,
I reached for the doorknob,
It was wet by oozing dark cold blood poured!
Quickly I scream and kick down the door,
I find a monstering beast.
My heart pounded hard,
As on my arm did he start to feast!
Help me Please!
I cry unto the night!
As I fall to the ground,
For that was my last fight!
I lay there stiff,
Not making a sound,
As my cold gory darkening blood,
And my dieing corps was the only things around!
I tried to mummer one last thing,
But it was too late,
For tonight was the night,
That I have met my fate!
By: Crystal M. Garbosky |
