The Wolf and the Lamb
You are a wolf.
You scare away the irrelevant creatures,
and hide in your den to cry.
You are big and bad,
and you solve all of your problems
by blowing them away.
But the truth is,
you've run out of air.
You are a wolf.
You cry with your face towards the moon,
and spill all of your sorrows into a howl
others mistake as a war cry.
It is obvious what you are,
but by the time the townsfolk notice,
you are moving on to other lands.
I am a lamb .
I have long teeth and razor claws,
and a mind sharper than an ax.
The small creatures flock to me,
seeing me as safety,
not knowing that I am their death.
I am a lamb.
My fur is stained with blood,
but from afar it is crisp and white.
It is obvious what I am,
but by the time you step close enough to realize,
I've already got you in my hold.
I am a lamb,
and you are a wolf.
Tonight we are separated by only a fence.
The innocence in your eyes
makes me wonder how you taste.
The devil in my smile
tempts you ever closer.
But don't step too close,
or let enemy lines blur,
or you'll realize what I've always been,
and I'll show you what you always were.