Demon
Today, I look out past the looming shade,
And this time, I find myself afraid
The horror lurking within this wretched place,
he decides to reveal his disfigured face.
I draw my sword and grab my shield off my back
to prepare myself for this inevitable attack,
The path of battle this time, I chose.
I'll fight, and win, against all foes
The demon's laugh shakes me to the bone,
yet the fear behind my eyes was never shown/
The feeling in my gut boils to the brim,
and my situations looks very grim/
The fight against him has begun,
I stay and fight like a knight, instead of turning to run.
The adrenaline in my veins feels ice cold,
but it was in this moment, I decide, I must be bold.
Taking inpiration from the poem Invictus by William Earnest Henry, I applied the idea of being a lone soldier to the ancient fairytale of Beowulf
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