Darkness Poem by Alesia Leach

Darkness



When daylight goes down
and darkness descends upon the town,
a cold chill sends shivers down your spine.
You're all alone on a darkened street
and you hear the echo of a stranger's feet.

The wind whispers through the leaves,
shadowy hands reach out from gnarled trees.
In the darkness you hear the moans
and glowing eyes peer out at you,
watching you closely as you move.

A swirling fog sweeps in on you,
your eyes blur from its misty dew.
Your feet slow, but you've lost your way.
No one hears your dying screams,
they find your body in the stream.

Darkness
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: darkness,death,halloween,horror,murder
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Form is Rhyme
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jessica Nichols 21 July 2018

Creepy! But well-written. You're very good.

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Trinity Baldwin 21 July 2018

If you weren't so accomplished this slice of horror would not work. The rhythm is spot on, never faltering.

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Abdulrazak Aralimatti 01 October 2015

Verily, a horrific depiction of darkness in bitter cold

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