Footsteps of many, with ages young.
Headed near nor far, from thy kingdom come.
Moon beams shine, on their sleepy stroll.
With eyes wide open, bad decisions.
Uncertain visions unfold.

A bundle of "x"s and "o"s, of black chromosomes.
The shadow of a tree, from shady days sprung.
Shows their image, of what's known and unknown.
Of their own futures hung.

Four corner foray, near the edge they stand.
Not an ambition spoken, nor future seen.
A fellowship broken, wind beneath their wings.
The waves give way, to thy grayish sand.
Their souls touching the shores.
Praying on all fours, nowhere to creep, no revolving
doors.

Money flows, through their nose.
Powdery white, as snowflakes blows.
Two steps from the door, from where the Oasis flows.
The spirits make home, inside the cold glass, where
your demons roam.

Their faces seen, young they stood.
Life intervened, but they're known in the hood.
Saturday not met, not started yet.
For the things they've done.
In years they will say.
While in the darkness, lying wait for the SUN.

I've walked the walk, underlined with dandelions.
Curvature chalk, with an empty mind.
Caught up in the catching up.
Between a thin line, the wrong side I sup.
With nothing but time to talk-now.
Tell me why?
The last sip, the last drink, is from an empty cup.

Deon Cotrell Sanders was born in 1967 in Bessemer, Alabama.  A vision of seeing things in a different light has inhabited his bloodline, especially stories of superstitions and what he calls the “unreality”.
As a freshman horror author in the publishing world.  The New Face of Horror , Deon C. Sanders is on his way to writing numerous bestselling horror novels, inspiring poems, and feature film screenplays.

 His horror novel titled: “Miss Mary Weather: A Southern Nightmare”  has been a success in the minds of horror readers and has been well received in Chicago and in other major city bookstores. His novel is definitely the Horror Novel of the Century.

Deon C. Sanders works in the educational field in Chicago, is a Depaul University student, is a father of six, and is a privileged man to have a wife that loves and supports him and his work.  He states that, “In the world of horror writing, there are no boundaries”.

Deon’s novel “Miss Mary Weather: A Southern Nightmare” is available in bookstores now and on the
 internet at Barnes and Nobles.com, Amazon.com, Publishamerica.com, Allbookstores.com, Bestbookdeal.com, and other online bookstores around the world.

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