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Created on: February 25, 2009
Eternal Hunger
The midnight victim lay sleeping
peaceful, skin silver in the moonlight.
Outsde, he rests upon her windowsill
watching her chest slowly rising and falling
with every breath she takes.
His pulse can be felt in evey vein
his mouth waters at the thought of his daily feed.
Silently, he flies into the room,
his shape changing to reflect his true form.
His smile reveals the needles
that will puncture her delicate neck.
Quickly he moves to the side of her bed
close enough to hear her heartbeat,
the thought of that rich red blood.
Before she could waken enough to scream
he leans in and sinks his teeth into her neck.
Feasting on another victim
with the knowledge that tomorrow night
she will know the pain of eternal hunger.
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