Vampires that feed on blood from the vein,
that blister from the warm summer sun,
that rip you alive until you feel no more pain,
that oblige their innocent victims to run.
When it comes to wounds, their instincts awaken,
they might look tame but don't be mistaken,
the feast of blood is their only motivation,
cross the line and you will be taken.
A vampire in daylight means certain death,
but the gems they own protect their skin,
without the jewels they take their last breath,
their gems are made from acts of sin.
If they don't bow to the vampire on throne,
they're immediately turned into stone,
chilled all the way down to the bone,
but that only happens in the death zone.
Amazing Poem Aisha! This poem gave shivers down my spine (in a really good way) . good work! :)
A fine poem on Vampire and death... legends verses reality..... lots of imagination too. very expressive. thank you for this poem. tony
Thanks a lot for taking the time to stop by and read my poem tony, I really appreciate it.
Thank you loads Kelly, I've read a couple of your lovely poems and personally enjoyed them a lot.
Thank you loads Kelly, I've read a couple of your poems too and enjoyed them a lot.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
amazing poem aisha. this poem is awesome