Lady Vampiress Poem by norman hale

Lady Vampiress



Each day just when the sun goes down,
And there is no one else around,
Is when the vampires comes out to play;
But really, she is hunting prey.

She haunts the shadows of the night,
Searching for the type that's just right;
She has the thirst to drain your blood.
She'll give you fatal hickeys, bud!

She's quite a beauty, so they say;
comes out at night, and sleeps each day.
She'll leap on you, like a cat from a rafter,
When she's done, she fills the night with her laughter.

A huntress she is, who lusts for more;
She'll drink your blood, and feast on gore;
And every victim that she's attacked,
Are found with neck -marks, blue and black.

A lady vampiress out for a kill,
She yearns for blood, and maybe a thrill.
However, the main thing on her mind
Are fresh, soft necks, whether yours or mine

When daylight comes, she's back in her den;
Sleeping in peace, 'til nightfalls again.
Scoff if you will, but you'd better watch out-
She might get you next, to clear up your doubt.

wrote 10/3/2007 by norman hale jr.

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