The Story of BOB – a sonnet

Hi everyone,

I knocked up another sonnet to stand by my earlier efforts for Laura Palmer and Agent Cooper. This one concerns the story of the dark force present in Twin Peaks: the inhabiting spirit, the evil that men do, the one known as BOB.  Here is his story:

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The Story of BOB

Loathsome spirit in a dark maelstrom born,

Howling through a tear man’s arrogance ripped,

This heartless creature with foul intent slipped,

To sow mayhem in the nuclear dawn.

 

Finding a host, he espied a small boy,

Who life promised a future of renown.

With his fury wore resistance down,

Until the child accepted him; became his toy.

 

Years BOB waited, foul appetites within,

His vehicle grown in stature over time,

Then acted: a frenzy of brutal crime.

Young victims taken, skulls and souls caved in,

All to lure his intended prey to him,

A true white knight soon bent to BOB’s dark whim.

 

By Richard Austin

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Hope you enjoyed that. If you did, you can check out more of my poetry here –

Palindrome for Dark Woods – a poem

The Battle of the Bob Bubble – a poem

Cinquains for Lucy, Audrey, Candie and others

The Lodge Palindrome – a poem

Two Coopers – Two Sonnets

A Sonnet for Laura Palmer

 

Thanks for reading,

Richard

All images come via Unsplash – Credit to Sam Sy, Mahdis Mousavi and Tim Scharner

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