The Louisiana Rougarou Poem

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In Louisiana, where bayous creep,
A legend lurks, both scary and deep.
The Rougarou, a creature of the night,
A fearsome beast with a howl of fright.
Its form is twisted, a monstrous sight,
With fur and fangs that gleam in moonlight.
Half-man, half-wolf, with eyes aglow,
The Rougarou roams where the swamps do flow.
Beware the bayous, the marshy land,
For the Rougarou's hunger is never planned.
It preys on those who dare to stray,
A cautionary tale that won't fade away.
So heed the warnings, and stay in fear,
For the Louisiana Rougarou's near.
In the dark of night, its presence may loom,
A legend that shrouds the Louisiana gloom.