Zombie Poem

I watched It lurching up the grounds,
and It wore my brother's skin.
Its jawbone flapped like a curtain
in the harsh October wind.
Its rags were soiled and bloody,
and Its right leg dragged behind.
Its arms stretched out before It
as It trudged the slow incline.
Its eyes were dead, its cheeks sunk in,
Its teeth had rotted loose.
It appeared my brother's flesh
had been wearing down from use.
I watched It lurch up to the house,
and It wore my brother's skin.
The gun was loaded at my side --
I didn't think it would get in ...
-by Joshua D. Boeringa


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"Teddy" ( i love this story)

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The Hangman Thief

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Mother, my note shall be brief:
I've been discovered a thief.
I'll drop from the deck,
and hang by the neck,
'til at last I have found some relief.


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"A Poem" by Joshua D. Boeringa

When darkness falls in Middleville,
the townspeople agree,
it's best to shut and lock the doors,
and do it quietly.


Best not to call attention;
best to be like a mouse.
Best that the place looks empty when
viewed from outside the house.


Best stem your curiosity;
best not to peek outside.
Best get to bed and dream away
the black and silent night.


For if it catches wind of you,
you'll smell of bone and meat.
For dullest be its wits, they say,
but sharpest be its teeth.



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"Stranded" ... tentative title ...

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Cover 1.0 (woman Screaming)

Possible cover image for the book. (not sure yet ... it's art none-the-less)



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Thanks again,
-Rob