[stylist] Poem

[Barbara HAMMEL]

It's 11:00 at night! Why did I read that? Now I won't sleep. That was creepy! IT flowed nicely, though. Is it the devil or a vampire? I have a feeling it was vampire because my skin crawled and that happens to me so I NEVER read vampire stories. Truly, they frighten me. Good job with the poem.
Barbara 

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> On Aug 8, 2015, at 23:07, Semirhage via stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Well ehre I go at last sharing a poem. I generally write just the horror and fantasy fiction/ books and short stories, but we're in a local poetry group and started doing all sorts of poems there as a result. Of lateThe I've not been pulled to any of the topics even though many should've drawn me. This month's, sunsetand sunrise felt totally boring at first until something clicked. My husband's poem, dark wild and creapy, inspired me and I wrote from the POV of a character. It's been a while for that as well and I enjoyed it. This isn't my best but it was fun especially as it's been a while and I shall read at the poetry group next Friday.
> 
> The Danger between sunset and sunrise,
> By Renfield
> 
> Only at sunset does he open his eyes,
> for then it is time for him to rise.
> The dark moon-filled  night is his hunting ground.
> If it's you he seeks, you will be found.
> The bats, rats and wolves are at his beck and call.
> If it is aid he requires, he can summon them all.
> It is the light of day that forces him to close his eyes.
> So if you flee from The Master, best do it at sunrise.
> 
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