I Am One
by Jean Jones
It's too late. I already am one. If you hang out too long with a
vampire, you become one or start acting, or thinking like one. Vampires
are all about addiction, you know, or thinking about self only, whether
with heroin, crack, or sex, and I have become one hanging out with a
vampire for over two years and since she needed her blood heroin
addiction, she fed my addiction, and I became one, a vampire, an addict
as well, or acting or thinking like one. You ask me if I can come back
to you, but it’s way too late for that. I've been fed by up to two
vampires at a time, and I can't come back to you, I can't. I enjoy
friends satiating me, transforming me into a complete vampire, with
nothing but an addict left, wanting nothing more than what you can do
for me for my satisfaction; I am a vampire now.
© 2020 Jean Jones
Jean lives in the Wilmington, North Carolina area and has seen
many of his poems published in various journals and books. Jean
attended St. Andrews Presbyterian College and received his B.A. in
English from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. He later
went on to receive an M.F.A. degree in Creative Writing from Bowling
Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio.
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