Pillagers, the outcasts of Argus
Once lived in a forest populated by ghosts
Because of this we didn't get any outside folk.
Due to a sickness that swept our clan
Moses and I were left to roam the land.
Seventeen, I was when I escaped all the ghosts who roamed the house
I was so skinny and pale, I could have been a mouse.
A man named Nanapush shielded me as if I was his own
Putting blankets all over my chilly bones.
With each day I improved in small ways
Each more dramatic than the last.
My gaze focused
My skin cool and damp
Then the last thing I had lost but now regained
Is the memory and clear head to keep me sane.
Me and Nanapush could feel the ghosts follow us home
Their names filled me, revealing the living have an empty dome.
Their words returned me to that once ghost filled house now with me,
The ghost of ghosts, the one true survivor.
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Small Book of Poetry
PoetryThese are many poems I have made over the years that I have a fair amount of pride making, but I haven't been able to see lots of others reactions to these so please leave me plenty of constructive criticism and I hope you all enjoy!