Here in the dark, I wait, with the eternal gloom surrounding me.
I hear the creatures of the night, as they draw near, their feet and claws on the dank floor.
I can see their eyes, harsh pinpricks of red staring at me, sizing me up.
I can hear the thunder clash, and the storm draws up overhead.
Harsh winds blow, wrapping my clothing around me.
I wait here in the dark, feeling mist and smoke surround me.
I feel everything around me; I can feel them draw closer.
That putrid breath, rotten flesh, the dark damp of the eternal gloom.
Here I am, waiting for you.
Lightning strikes, and I can see for a second.
That one second.
A lone figure far off, waiting in the dark.
Huddled in the wind, hiding from the beasts of the night.
Darkness.
Here I wait.
But you will never come, for neither can see into the black.
And so, we stand.
Here in the dark, we wait.
But we will never find it.
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Wolf Poems
PoetryWolf poems often capture the essence of these majestic creatures, exploring themes of wilderness, freedom, and the primal instincts that drive them. They can evoke the haunting beauty of a wolf's howl under a full moon, the strength and unity of a p...