
A crazy poem that mixes a whole bunch of myths and location and nationatlities about a evil spirit that brings back the dead. PG-13 for grossness and violence
Rated: Fiction T - English - Tragedy/Horror - Words: 234 - Reviews: 4 - Published: 01-01-05 - id: 1797346
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The bloated woman
With rotting flesh
Cradles her dead child
In the jungle
Weeping
Acid tears dribbling down her dead cheeks
As she sings a lullaby in Spanish
To her dead child
Crying at the plague
Crying for her child
Singing in a soft voice
Escaping bloated lips
The color of maggots
And the tiger cries
And bows to the bloated woman
And her beautiful baby
Held in a final caress
And the lion cries
And it's tears fall upon
The dead deer it had slain
And the deer rolls it's boneless
Neck to the woman's lullaby
And the bones of the strange animals
Rise from the dirt
Tears of maggots flow from their sockets
To the bloated woman's lullaby
And the beast of yore
With scales and flames
Crawls over the mountain
And sheds a tear
For the loss of the woman
And the corpse in her hands
And the tear burns the mountain
Which holds the cave
Of the ancient man
Who cries
At the danger of the
Rotting lady
And her lullaby
And the Wendigo
The most heartless of all creatures
Takes no pity upon the woman
But pretends it does
And breaths life into the dead
Child who now feels sick
To hold
But alive
And the woman stops her lullaby
With joy
And the child in her arms
Bites into her flesh
And digs deep
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