Two vampires

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This poem was the result of some sudden boost of inspiration. I barely write, and I'm no expert. I hope you enjoy.

Two vampires; tired of solitude

Don't want to feed; don't want to move

Each had no one in forever

And they'd never experienced sonder

Two vampires; they meet on an endeavour

Struck be each other's beauty

They soon deemed the other their saviour

And their union cured their ennui

Two vampires; drunk with love and liquor

Curtains drawn, on the floor

They slowly describe each other

As they can't glance at a mirror

Two vampires; fighting an enemy

The Big Bad Wolf accuses

After all, they did cross territory

And now the team of vampires loses

Two vampires; they are two no more

There is one, but he is not whole

For what the wolf robbed him off

Was his core

One vampire; driven by his vengeance

Tears the throat of anyone he seizes

His bloodthirst, his lust

Causes controversy

He looks for ways to sacrifice

To rid himself of his lonely life

Only to find no definite way

So he drives himself insane

Ravage, raucous, ruined

He mourns his beloved

He provokes the Big Bad Wolf

And submits himself to annihilation

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Please don't plagiarise!

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⏰ Last updated: Aug 30, 2014 ⏰

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