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Wolf Pack
by M R Wood
Friday, January 23, 2009
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The wolves, they tore my flesh down to the very bone

But the death they saw in my eyes was their very own

With blade in hand I sliced the air, like branches in the wind

One by one my mark was found till not one could still offend

Bloodied, spent, and senseless my knees fell hard upon the floor

The pain wrenched through my body, till I cried NO MORE

When I awoke, the morning light revealed the horror that began

The night the wolves went hunting and found instead their end

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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	2/15/2009

Very good poem,Great work,take care Edwin




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	1/24/2009

Michael this is ONE "bloody" fine offering...haunting imagery...but a reality sometimes when there is a knock at your door !! Picture reminded me of a green eyed monster that once said "be afraid Very AFRAID!! Love Tinka

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