A Place to Stay – poem by Bruce Whealton
Shelter
A place to stay
It was like yesterday when I met this vampire and nearly moved in with him. He offered a place to stay. He drank from me for 24 hours leaving me in a dream-like state. I still see those teeth and the shinny bald head. I was amazed at how he controlled that dog of his, too amazed to notice how I slipped into some trance from which I might never have awoken. Somehow I escaped without a scar - I can barely find the puncture wounds – it seems like it was just a dream. For a while there he followed me - no it wasn't my imagination, others told me they saw him following me. I'm not sure why he gave up some time ago. By Bruce Whealton – April 2009Tags: Bruce Whealton, Bruce Whealton, poem, poetry by Bruce Whealton, vampire