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Walking down a lonely street
midnight black and full of sleet
from behind I hear a sound
a scratch, a groan, a muffled pound
I look and see to my surprise
a small child causing these cries
He sees me and the moans increase
He falls to the ground and all sounds ceace
He reaches out as if in pain
I go to help and to my disdain
a blood like sludge begins to pool
He'd look just fine only to a fool
I lift him up into my arms
to keep him safe from further harm
I smile down with warmth and grace
which dissapears as I see his face
slightly green and covered in grime
surely a victim of some foul crime
His skin, it hangs in bits and shreds
hardly a hair lies on His head
His mouth surrounded by blood and gore
eyes both filled with hunger galore
A creature disguised in Abercrombie
In my hands I hold a zombie.
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- | Submitted on 08/20/2009 |
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- Title: Cherry Blossom
- Artist: final scene
- Description: They say write about what you know so I wrote a poem about zombies. The name derives from the Japenese attempt to train zombies as weapons in the 1940's. The experiment was named Cherry Blossom.
- Date: 08/20/2009
- Tags: japan zombies experiment zombie
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Comments (2 Comments)
- Kishin_Mistress - 08/24/2009
- woah o.o,poor child(btw great ryhme!)
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- Gray Shinigami - 08/23/2009
- interesting
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