The Hunting

The Hunting

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WpMetadataReadComplete Sat, Dec 17, 2011<5 mins
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I wrote this poem on Halloween. In the poem the monsters try to seize their chance to hunt the children that are out trick-or-treating. Since the children are dressed up then the monsters can get away with it easily. What they don't know is that there is a hunter that is waiting to hunt them down to save the human children from instant demise.
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You would probably think that this world is a dream come true, but what you forget is that nightmares are dreams too. When the dust settles after all that is said and done, the only thing left is blood and ash, and then the only thing left to do is scream. But when all that is left is blood and ash, when the kingdom falls, and the monsters wish they had never been born, what left is there to rule, when the war is won and lost what choices are left other than to run. When night no longer reflects the shadows of the worlds hidden, within the blue tinted veil is where the monsters hide, seeing all, but never seen. Within the blue tinted veil, the worlds divide, the secrets hide, and monsters? The monsters thrive. The worlds both have gods and monsters, but look nothing alike, bravery portrayed in unusual ways. The lion being a symbol of bravery, but which is braver? The lion who roars, or the mouse who roars back. The only thing known for certain is that people are going to die.

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