Anna Turtle
Poems by Anna Turtle : 6 / 22
A werewolf howl
A howl in the night,
Cuts the silence in two,
A howl in the night,
Makes you ask ‘who? ’
It is a lonely hunter,
That stands on the field,
It is a lonely hunter,
That hasn’t yet killed,
A creature so big,
All covered in pelt,
A creature so big,
Whit its head high held,
A wolf on two legs,
Howls to the moon,
A wolf on two legs,
Is going to kill soon,
It is called a werewolf,
Deadly as few,
It is called a werewolf,
If just you knew.
Anna Turtle
Submitted: Friday, July 21, 2006
Edited: Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Poems by Anna Turtle : 6 / 22
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I like horror poems, nice one anout Werewolf Anna love.