The Nashoba Pack Poem by anteaus berryhill

The Nashoba Pack



A pack of creatures
That walk and creeps.
Like scavengers in the woods.
Of different exposed hoods.
They hunt for power.
Infamous for murders.
They fight like predators.
Vicious as Halloween in October.
Have scary eyes.
That you should fear.
Black ski masks is what they wear.
The Nashoba pack is here
And the end is near.
Nocturnal like animals hunting for prey.
And we are witnesses that have to pray.
Violence bleeds through the night.
Crime rate rises to the highest height.
Guns yelling and people are dying.
And we hear nothing but crying sirens.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is poem is about violence that is caused by gangs and criminals that walks at night commiting crimes. The word 'Nashoba' means wolf which is the indian language of saying wolf.
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