The Chase

The Chase

A Poem by Roger Rodolf
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A poem by Roger Rodolf.

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Panting,
Breathing heavily as I ran through the night.
The shouting behind me grew closer, my heart began to beat faster.
The moon engrossed the sky in an evil dew that hung over me,
I had no choice but to stop running and face those coming for me.
The last leaf from a dying tree fell at my feet.
I wheezed as the screams and the shouts grew closer,
my heart began to beat faster.
Thumping against my chest, 
beating inside of my head.
I watched with tears in my eyes as men with guns in wagons pulled by vicious horses,
came to finish what they had started.
I screamed; "Come get me!" into the night sky,
waiting for my journey to end.
But they drove right past me, not even noticing me,
because I was already dead.

© 2016 Roger Rodolf


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This one is different from your other two. Hint of darkness, and if begs the question... Is he really dead or is he merely insignificant? Open to interpretation.

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Added on June 20, 2016
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Tags: Horror, Poem, Mystery, Roger Rodolf, Suspense, Thriller, Dark, Deep Poem

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A Poem by Roger Rodolf