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Dracula's wife
September 29, 2012
I scared my self asleep
I woke my self with cries
could not even see with the whites of
my eyes
My skin looks pale an I feel dull
I don't even know if I am alive at all
I walk as if in a dream
Down a dark hall
lit with flames
An filled with cold fog
An there lays Dracula under it all
In his own way to tell me he loves me
An there he stands with eyes like a
wolf and no movement in his white
face
An his arms opened wide with his long
thin hand out to take me away from it all
© Laura Dunlap, Phoenix, AZ
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I am just a big fan! of the 1931 movie Dracula and a even bigger fan of halloween and well that's what inspired me to write this poem I hope you like it and don't get too scared.