Soft moonbeams eclipsed by rolling clouds;
When spiders writhe and sepents slither.
When blinding mist smears the peak in sight,
That's how you know I am here.
Bulging eyes glare like demons in dark;
Grass's green drained by a crisp cold frost.
When silence lingers in the trees,
That's how you know that I watch.
When misery coils around the wood,
A silence that smothers pierces the night.
Sunshine since flaked; come colossal clouds;
That's how you know that I wait.
When roses bleed their poison red,
When roguish ravens circle the dead,
The last gleaming star flickers and fades;
That's how you know: I have won.
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Darkness Dystopia
PoetryA gothic poem I decided to write. Sorry, it's not the best I can do. But enjoy anyway.