the severed head
A moonlit dream
I fell asleep beneath the fullest of moons
Whilst wishing upon the twinkling stars
Dreams they say, come in riddles
I killed the bad man who tried to do me in
He broke into my home, I was not having it
I hit him over the head with a loaf of bread
And his head fell off
The police came and took his body away
The head fell and rolled away, all the way
Up into the sky
But he came back that night
Well, just his head, flowers were growing out the top
It chased me across the room
down the stairs and out the door
I ran, and ran, and ran
It caught me. I fell
The vines from his head wrapped all around me
It squeezed my throat. I began blacking out
I tried to scream. My arms held onto the cursed head
It opened its mouth and laughed. Teeth black as soot
Wildly I struggled, to no avail
Down, down, I sank
Into a blank, black cavernous void
I awaken violently, my hands flailing wildly
Reaching for my face, my eyes
My body, my feet, my Me
Hallelujah! I am still all here
Dreams! They are the worst.
About the Creator
Novel Allen
You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. (Maya Angelou). Genuine accomplishment is not about financial gain, but about dedicating oneself to activities that bring joy and fulfillment.



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