poemranker ::Alien Abduction by LuckyJoe

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Free verse № 63644

Alien Abduction

Member since 2003 · Posted 3 Sep 2003 · 2 comments

Walk forth to the glow of fires light, Stumble dazed with amazement, Feet scuffle gravel clumsily, Captivated, the light luring in, Closer now worry starts running in mind, Petrified with fear, Scream deaf tones, Run, moving quick as stone. Beamed aboard… Welcomed by lasers, Violated by probes, Inside the alien ship, Traveling the heavens like paved roads.

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[5] <~> 4-Sep-03/9:28 AM Reply
this could be half, and more effectively so.
[n/a] LuckyJoe › <~> 5-Sep-03/8:06 AM Reply
How would you suggest?

To me I could change change the title and end it after "Run, moving quick as stone." line. Or you could leave the title the same and just leave a lot unsaid for the reader to decide.

Can't wait to see what you were thinking.