Pied Piper (poem)

 

 

Do you hear that?

There it goes again.

A note so quiet

But compulsion draws me in.

 

“You finally came.

Want to be my pet?”

I turned around.

Was this some kind of bet?

 

Or was it a joke,

On me.

No one ever wanted.

What they see.

 

“It is you; I want.

Come to me, here.”

He pointed to the ground.

I moved with little fear.

 

“I felt your longing.

So I played that tune.

I brought you here.

In my dark room.”

 

I should run,

I should flee.

Oh, would someone help?

The innocence in me.

 

Then he stood

A giant of a man

Broad chest

Big hands

 

“Do you see the Instrument,

That  I play?

Long and sleek

It does what I say.

Rather, notes come out.

on my command.

You’re the next one,

That will sing,

On demand.

 

A cold chill,

Then I’m hot.

I swallowed loudly.

As he touches my spot.

 

“Mm is this sugar or

Is this cream?”

My legs are trembling.

This is obscene.

 

He pulled away.

His instrument in sight.

Coating the mouthpiece

With such delight.

 

“I am the pied piper

And you see

What happens tonight

Will happen in three.

Tonight, I will taste you,

from root to tip.

Drink you up,

Every last bit.

Tomorrow will bring

a new plight.

You will return.

What I give  to you,

Tonight.

On the rise of the moon

On the third night, you see

Will be your doom.

But pleasure for me.”

 

I should have ran.

I should have flee.

I didn’t really want to.

What does that say of me?

 

 

 


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