Creature

Poul Lüdwiger

09 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

What is it about you
That you hate the most,
What is deep inside you
The fruit of your sins?

You are my whole world,
All that I see,
You are my life,
You are my tomb.

Something cold has entered my world,
I feel it under my feet,
I can't defend myself
And you're not there to save me.

Help me help me!
I am dying in this darkness.
Help me, help me!
It takes the life out of me.
Help me, help me!
Does it hurt you as much as it hurts me?

Now you are free from my chain
Cleansed of consequence of your own will,
I will wait for you at the end of the road
Like a stranger you haven't met.

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