I am only a mortal thing.

Bernard Gabriel Okurut

Why should you come like a thief at night?

Wrapped in a mist,

So dark a cloud!

Seek you not to suck my blood?

Rip my heart out

And put an end to my brief life?

      Fear me not,

For I am only a mortal thing

Which in no time will expire.

I rebel not against fate's desire.

If you must pay me a visit,

You're welcome, I won't resist.

  • Author: Bernard Gabriel Okurut (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 28th, 2022 01:05
  • Category: Gothic
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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    wonderfully creative, I like the tolerance theme as well
    indeed, aren't we all just fallible human's
    warped Gollum by those obstacles in our fate..
    thanks for sharing



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