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The Shadow
A short and dark children's poem about a shadow creature. |
| In the dead of night by a lamp so bright sits a creature of shadow and eyes of light. Difficult to see, but impossible to miss, it lingers about on nights such as this. To tread too close would not be wise; it will pounce as soon as you blink your eyes. You could turn to run, but you wouldn't get far. It would be right behind you; its mouth ajar. In an instant you would be no more than a shadow of who you were before. Your eyes would become light and your body grow dim, and on the next night you would be just like him; forced to wait forevermore for the next poor soul to ignore this lore. |