Troll

peto

Anonymous alone afraid 

In sewers where you ply your trade 

Blood flows before the price is paid

You hit before you run

 

Embarrassed that I'm not ashamed 

For planning how to have you maimed 

The weakest scalp I've ever claimed 

This one is just for fun

 

Reality replaced pretence 

No longer sitting on the fence 

Your torture it will be intense 

The setting of the sun 

 

I've found a picture of your face 

The gods have given me their grace 

As hell prepares your resting place 

In chamber number one

 

Revenge a dish that's best served cold 

The ignorance that won't be told 

Your soul it has been bought and sold 

The troll hunt has begun 

  • Author: peto (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 2nd, 2024 13:24
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • sorenbarrett

    A troll indeed from the description. Vivid images in this poem. It evokes emotional responses. Nicely done.

    • peto

      Many thanks soren
      Couldn't ask for any more in a comment
      Extremely grateful

    • Neilton

      Impressive work! Enjoyed it very much

      • peto

        Thank you Neilton
        Great to think it was enjoyed
        Appreciate your time

      • Doggerel Dave

        Evidently there's a lot of them about - they've perfected their disguise and now could be your nest door neighbour. Futility par excellence.
        How can........?
        A write well writ, peto.

        • peto

          Many thanks for the visit Dave
          Absolutely love the doggerel

          • Doggerel Dave

            Not sure of the doggerel, peto... salted at the end with a wee bit of alliteration....

          • Christina8

            Great write, Peto! Very vivid images of what looks like revenge. I'm always impressed!

            • peto

              Revenge always seems sweet initially Christina
              Thank you once again
              Truly appreciate all you say



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