After 3 am

Raven333

Sitting on my couch alone some time after 3 am, I start to hear them whispering in my ear once again.

     I try hard to just not listen because it is a haunting sound, I start to get paranoid while I slowly turn around.

I swear that I just saw a shadow hiding in the dark, to my surprise I hear the familiar sound of my dog he starts to bark.

     Chills run up my spine I know that they are closing in, I shudder at the memories I have of them crawling up my skin.

My body freezes up I can not move my eyes dart side to side, my instincts tell me to run.. to get the hell out of there but all that I can do is sit alone in the dark and stare.

      They are coming after my soul in the darkness I can not hide, I start praying to God and slowly shut my eyes.

They are trying to close in on me but they can not approach because my heart is shining bright, like a miracle they have to back away from me... in the distance there is a glowing light.

  • Author: Tammy Smith Sarazin (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 21st, 2022 14:07
  • Comment from author about the poem: this poem is about the darkness creeping up on you.
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 22
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Comments3

  • JudyStella

    Very engaging and symbolic! It shows both the darkness and light and that light prevails over dark just as God prevails over evil! Great structure and style!

    • Raven333

      Thank you very much for taking the time to read, and thanks for your kind comment.

    • tallisman

      I’m with Judy on this, love the rhythm and the rhyming, superb!

      • Raven333

        I thank you also for taking the time to read and comment.

      • sadkw33n

        A very meaningful and well written poem. In that battle between darkness and light, light will always prevail. Because darkness isn't the opposite of light, it's merely its absence.

        • Raven333

          yea, exactly well said and thank you for taking the time to read



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