Jacob Biehl Poems

I taste blood,
clench my teeth bitterly.
I seethe, I‘m weak.
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I'm trembling and screaming,
laid on the earth bleeding,
the salt sucks me dry.
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I walk a red path,
the trees bear no fruit,
there are no flowers in spring.
My bed is of charred earth,
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you think you're strong,
you think you're smart,
why don't try to catch the dancing light?
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there once was a man in Lamile,
who thought he saw something vile,
he turned his head and went to bed forlorn,
his wife wept when he didn't wake up in next morn'
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It's hiding in the dark,
it's teeth are razor sharp.
Lock it up and toss the key,
It'll kill both you and me,
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A man in a corner, head drooping with mead,
with a cankerous to rival the dead.
His breath foul, and eyes blood-red,
And by morrow night, his mind will have bled.
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An eye for an eye,
venom clear in his gaze,
tooth for a tooth,
a flash in the night,
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The swimming, feeding, bloody, chaos mob,
not part a whole this shark in blue am mine,
the test for survival is but my job,
the meat is more tis' trial, but life to thine,
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Get over your terror,
look in the mirror,
and to your horror,
you'll discover your the creature who has tortured.
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