With its snarly nails, it collected the iced crystals,
It placed them on my body like rose petals,
Its smile, spikey iced teeth, too bloody Grimm,
Kept Ranting, “I, seen! Ice seen! I scream!”
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It would clap its claw, jump with devilish Joy,
For this little demon, I am a reluctant toy,
Ice-cold rubies burnt like steamed coal on my skin,
As it chanted, “I, seen! Ice seen! I scream!”
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My paralyzed self was bruised and burned,
Could I ever escape, could this nightmare turn,
The pain was quite natural; just not a dream,
Why couldn’t I speak or even scream?
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When about to give up but heard a holy voice,
Eclipse was getting weaker; I may have a choice,
The tornado’s eye now shifted away from the moon,
I have to wait for a little; I may get released soon!
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The baby monster, still busy collecting crystals,
Ruby stones now melting to icy pebbles,
It would cry, in an unstoppable freakish scream,
Madly yelling,”I, seen! Ice seen! I scream!”
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The blistering Redstone losing its fiery gleam,
The fiendish kid vanishes into the evaporating moon stream,
I could now move; An illuminating doorway I could see,
A getaway from this horrorland of the highest degree.
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I wondered about the grace that aided my rescue,
Was it a divine force of some greater virtue,
Or was this imagination the wildest of the dream,
In my mind, still, echoes of “I, seen! Ice seen! I scream!”
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A wild storm once rose,
So did the blood moon,
Two Alphas on a nightly row,
Presenting a tantalizing, bizarre horror show!
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A Halloween special, this poem is a mind-bending psychological tale of a celestial experience. It’s always memorable if we get a chance to see a significant stellar or natural phenomenon from the safety of our homes. But what if two such giants’ experiences merge into one, leading to a fantasy world that’s equally fascinating and horrifying? This poem is a tantalizing adventure; it has elements of SCI-FI, an alternate fantasy world, and the right amount of horror to stir and make you uneasy. Yes, it also features a creature whom some may find fondly annoying. I hope you will enjoy this piece.