The Red Man

The Red Man

A Poem by W. Hunt
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I was writing a story, and this spawned from that.

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The man in red

Stands at the end

Of my bed

Waiting and watching

With eyes of sorrow,

He holds out his hand.

“Take it,” he says.

I never can.


Days he comes,

Days he goes.

No matter what,

I always know:

The man in red

Will always return.


Beware, beware, the man in red,

Standing at the end of my bed.

With bloodshot eyes,

And a gaze that lies,

He watches me,

He waits for me.


Beware, beware, the man in red,

Standing at the end of my bed.

With a smile so tender,

And a presence so slender,

He watches me,

He waits for me.


Beware, beware, the man in red.

He stood at the end of my bed.

He watched me,

He waited for me,

Beware, beware, the man in red,

Standing at the end of your bed.

© 2017 W. Hunt


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Added on November 19, 2017
Last Updated on November 19, 2017
Tags: red, death, horror, night

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W. Hunt
W. Hunt

Fremont, CA



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I am a Junior in High School. I live in the Bay Area, in California. I love to write and read. Currently, I am in love with the Grapes of Wrath by John Stienbeck and also the works of H. P. Lovecraft... more..

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