LAST GUEST
Someone creeping in her rose bushes,
The hustle of leaves through the weeping of the wind
Someone whom She had never met, an unfamiliar presence
A chill runs down her bent spine,
Burning the little hope on life she had
The hairs on her back stood up, a standing ovation,
In fear or reverence, she could not tell which
She fumbles her way to the window,
In hope to get a glimpse of this Eerie Presence
Through which she could see the reflection of her,
Her leathery skin, her silver mane
She was once a majestic creature, so full of life
She feels Him, drawing closer to her
An Invisible Stalker, creeping upon her
Waiting for when she is most vulnerable,
When she least expects Him, though she knows He will come
A sudden sting, an excruciating pain accumulate on her chest
An invisible string, pulling her out of this withered shell
She could feel His cold hands, wrapping around her gingerly
She gave in to His malicious acts,
It was justifiable, what He was doing to her
She wasn’t His first victim, most certainly not last
There was a thud on the wooden floor as something fell over
She looked behind, to see it lying on the cold floor
The capsule that contained her, now resting lifelessly
She took His cold hand, and left it all there,
As she walked in hand in hand with Him,
The chilling Arms of Death.
Submission by Anonymous