The Fog

The misty air condenses swiftly.

Your vision blurs and leaves you quickly.

You hear a growl, but only barely.

The chilling air the night has brought thee

Stabs your throat and lungs abruptly.

Something stirs and bounds towards thee;

Hungry eyes that glare intently.

This is only one of many.

The Fog conceals the hunting party.

Leaving you to wonder, grimly.

If, at least, it will end quickly…

DOOM

Sent there by the powers be;

The land is scarred and red.

A cancerous technology,

Has met with evil dread.

Horrors from another realm,

Invade to sate their hunger.

Tearing flesh and bone from limb,

Leaving no survivors.

You are there to take it back;

By force and nothing more.

With guns both light or large impact;

Knives and saws to gore.

Delved Too Deep

Sir Detective Henry uncloaked a baffling mystery.

For which the crime assumed to be

Strange and steeped in melancholy.

The fiends and culprits, dastardly;

It seemed, they got away scot-free.

Sir Henry, so shocked was he,

Of his last discovery;

Doomed was he after he sees,

The grim, morbid monstrosity.

And this is how it came to be,

Sir Henry lost his sanity.

Terror

True terror lies inside the mind.

Where doubt and fear, as well, reside.

Our fears, we keep and store inside.

Those dreadful thoughts, we seek to bind.

The terrors haunt and linger there,

Claiming the mind as a tainted lair.

Our fear is what we have to bear.

Feeble minds and souls beware!

The dreaded fear we seek to share,

Is grim and dark beyond compare.

The Dead

In droves their bodies washed ashore,

In numbers never seen before.

The air grew thick; a foggy haze,

Brought, forthwith, the stench of decay.

The living stood still, observing the dead,

Most soon fell ill, overwhelmed by the smell.

Screams and hollers of terror then echoed,

Along the worlds’ beaches, The Dead shambled and bellowed.

The living then fled, filled with horror and dread.

But nothing escaped the grasp of The Dead.