If you take a train it will be the ghost train
if you have a dream it will make you scream
You enjoy a walk on the dark side, Susanne
Stephen King and James Herbert, spooky
Hammer House of Horror, enjoy the holy
terror, dear, the lord of darkness
is so very near.
Yes, you inspired me yesterday, susanne,
when I was writing the first line of my
review about your poem, I just kept going
and at the end (of the long dark tunnel)
I had a new poem! And a good tribute to
my AD poetry buddy (body), Susanne of the Scares!
p.s. I have been reading James Herbert's
novels recently, or rather, listening to
them on audiobook in the dead of night
and that's the best to come alive to horror,
don't you agree, M‘am? lol
Oh, my God! Is this poem about me? It sounds like me, and few people spell 'Susanne' with an 's' and not a 'z.' If it is, thank you. I'm honored all the way down to my creepy toes.
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Regis
when I was writing the first line of my
review about your poem, I just kept going
and at the end (of the long dark tunnel)
I had a new poem! And a good tribute to
my AD poetry buddy (body), Susanne of the Scares!
p.s. I have been reading James Herbert's
novels recently, or rather, listening to
them on audiobook in the dead of night
and that's the best to come alive to horror,
don't you agree, M‘am? lol