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The Bat Man
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Batman's my all time favorite comic-book hero simply because he is the most real--no superpowers, no alien bloodline--just a guy created by a sharp twist of fate, believing the only way to end his inner turmoil is by eradicating its source. This is my homage to him, written a good decade or so ago...

Black is the night
Circle of light
Dark in the night
The man does come
Flowing in black
The Shade at his back
Cooler than black
The man does come

Cold, cold, the wind does blow
intermittent within the city
tagging its tail within stray alley
Quick is his breath while his senses rally
Movement in the streets below
Gold heart beating familiar ditty
Sad to see the youth gone wrong
Fever beat; the sweat’s a song
The punk has twitched, he’s made his move
The bat takes wing, there is a force
Caught by surprise in the nick of time
Stopped by the ultimate foe of a crime
But, in the heart there burns a groove
Green-haired hell runs Devil’s Course
With ruby lips, snow face, head lime
It is his quest to kill the mime
...but that will come when both meet prime

Black as the night
Gold is the light
Dark is the night
The man does watch
A flutter of black
The cape at his back,
The man
the man does watch

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 Reviews of "The Bat Man"
Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson
Reviewed on July 22, 2003
Well done!

Reviewed by Jeanette Foresta
Reviewed on July 9, 2003
Very nice! Reminds me of my flying dreams!

Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on July 3, 2003
Wonderful. You did good. [smiles]


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