Fangs that bite the jugular motion
Claws that scratch for chance of blood
Lips that welcome the sweet nectar
Letting the red sustain like a flood
Wings of great strength
Thirsty eyes that taste in the dark
Piercing pain
To any mortal’s beating heart
As olden tales would say
The daylight holds no defense
But these vampires dodge daylight
So what say you to the devil’s curse
Vampires so cold and ruthless
Lack that of a warm felt heart
Their once human ways
Were stripped by the devil in the dark
But despite their soulful wanting
And their carnivorous tricks
Their blood lust eyes say it all
And it speaks truth for the vampire lives
Poet’s Thoughts:
I believe this one is pretty self explanatory. I’ve always been a fan of vampires, whether watching them in a movie (Bram Stoker’s Dracula) or reading about them in a book (The Lesser Dead). So, this is the fan in me writing about something I love. And yes, my bite is worse than my bark!