POEMS FROM THE WILDS:

HOW MANY TIMES HAVE THESE STORIES BEEN TOLD?

All great in former glories 

the tales whom stories 

of horror and spite persist


met with others more Grimm 

that leave hearts dim

and eyes whiter than cyst.



Through twists of fate or folly 

Death knocks, twice, and follows

but sometimes those twists and follies 

have yet to be told in a time be jolly




torching texts temperature peaking: 451 then done;

burning books like yours and poems like this one.



these demons left to prey,

breeding imagination,

feeding revolution,

a Grimm sight

darkest night

brighter.