Once upon a darkened night,
There came a message from my computer light,
The alerting sound, drove me mad,
It wouldn’t let up; it’s musings so sad
How aggressive the messages came,
Never could I imagine, their guilt and shame
I clearly remember it was late February,
Love had come and gone, though relentlessly they queried
The fattened cows, inked and splotched
Dared to critique my letters, beneath the trash they’d buried
And carried on with their woeful tales
Relinquishing mine to the trash bin of hell
And the flowing letters, that relished their eyes
The truthful plot and characters divine,
Did not sway their piggish hearts;
No, they still, my words, vomited on each line
With, their plucking and grit, that scraped my mind
And blobby bodies, spandex oozing, lies
Deep into their hearts I peered,
Insightful truths, from my eyes they feared
Fighting the hate they so long abhorred,
That seeped from their mouths and minds untold
I only heard their tapping and jeering,
My pleadings upon blank minds, went unheeded
Back to the writing I’d so long forgotten
I ran to the light, from the darkness a fighting
I slammed the door and bolted the lock,
Never to open again for their knock
Their countenance, faked a lady,
Nothing to offer, nothing within they gave me
This rapping, tapping, persistence dark
I hid away, blocking out their grimness stark
See! The light radiates all around
Letters create, joyful words abound
Golden pages, drove away, the harassing den
Thieves, one and all, never shall I appease, never again