Superstition (standard:poetry, 109 words)
Author: Miner49er	Added: Oct 09 2003	Views/Reads: 2836/0	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
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A mystic blue light shines from the distant jungle 

It is the moon gliding ever upwards toward the heavens 

Tonight the demons from lost tribes gather on the hillside 

Darkness creeps into the hollow that is Hawaii 

Keen eyes scan the forests for any sign of these dark jungle sprites 

Every man in the village takes up a weapon for the fight 

Relinquishing their tired eyes, they sleep till dawn 

Intelligence leads to servitude, then is carried on 

Nocturnal predators that attack in their dreams 

Locked onto their scent, tracking down the old mountain trails 

Superstition may seem to be fantasy 

But to the superstition, we are the threat 


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