I am a stranger, un-welcomed by many, but know by all <br />I’m not short in stature; some might even call me tall <br />Some never know I’m there, until my fragrance catch’s their attention <br />Most would never even tell a soul, I’m never to be mentioned <br /> <br />My long black cape, hangs from my feet to my head <br />Along with Its satin interior, hand sewn, in shades of blood red <br />My shoes they are made from the finest of leather, <br />Colored from the wings, of the ravens feather <br /> <br />My cane too many, may appear a bit like a crutch, <br />I simply think it adds, a classical touch <br />With its silver head and it’s piercing red eyes, <br />Shaped like a human’s skull, are you surprised? <br /> <br />My black pants and white silk shirt, seem never out of place <br />Always the gentleman, movements, silent but full of grace <br />The ring on my finger to you makes very little sense <br />But back in Transylvania, it says that I’m a prince <br /> <br />Pale light skin, that’s cold to the touch, <br />See I don’t get out in the light or the sun that much. <br />Young but elegant, with coal black hair, <br />A debonair gentleman, with a hypnotic stare. <br /> <br />I have a way with the ladies, such a sweet caress, <br />I have very few gentlemen friends, to you I must confess. <br />In Transylvania, it is said, I’m quite spectacular, <br />For I am known to them, as the one they call, Count Dracula<br /><br />Papillion Hejduk<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/let-me-introduce-myself/
