Soul Eater
Great soul eater rides within the night looking for a soul that glows bright.
The abyss of the darkness welcomes him oh so kindly. I see that you are scared, for you conjured this demon.
I told you to heed my warning; he will not stop until our forbidding silence has been broken.
Don’t come to hide within my wing, for I won’t be there to hear your sorrow sing.
I set upon my eyes this terrible fright just enough to turn them white.
My blood gives fast he drinks it as a task, I scream for mercy but no one believes my urgency.
Great soul eater laid his hands upon my chest just to rob me of my still beating heart. He loves the taste of flesh, for it’s his only quest.
He devours you slowly just to watch the terror on your bloody face as he stuffs his darkness with your flesh.
Great soul eater has no reflection, for he is similar to a vampire. It feeds on fright looking for the dreadful silence of the night.
After he is done feeding; he sends his Godless savages to the ravage through what’s left of his scraps.
They break flesh from bone and bone from flesh; sucking out every inch of bone marrow they can find.
Sniffling like dogs and eating like hogs, the Godless savages kill anyone with a strong heartbeat.
As light approaches the horizon, the Great soul eater and his Godless savages make haste the opposite way.
When the light comes to the town everyone bows down in a moment of silence. Fright was found within the night and slaughtered the fellow townspeople.
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