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The Ghosts of Eola Hotel
by Anne B. McKee → (All Poetry by Anne B. McKee)
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I was inspired by "the french lady ghost" at a historic hotel in Mississippi.

 The Ghosts of the Eola Hotel

Her tinkling  ivories resounded

a lonely tune of yesteryear.

The spirit guests sat confounded

to hear what once was theirs.

Miss Julia arose slowly, glowing,

a vision transparent appeared.

Pale, too pale, yet stunning, with

eyes of beauty, sightless to peer.

Black hair long and silkly,

sweet face, reflecting her fear.

Turning her voice to the waiting,

singing again for their ears.

Her whispery voice echoing,

enchanting, and calming their fears.

Her tragic death so grueling,

leaving a misery and tears.

Memories of horrors and spatterings,

too eerie and ghastly to bear.

She sings a haunting tune,

lost love, troubling, soul searing.

The guests mourned and condoled

the story of her ravaged undoing.

An unspoken decision assended.

To meet again, same time, next year.

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "The Ghosts of Eola Hotel"
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on October 29, 2006
Same time same place..Like it..

Tried your bio, too wordy for my eye sight..

Reviewed by Paul Berube
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
Anne,

Very professional offering. Hauntingly sad yet endearingly beautiful.

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
Glad I stopped by for this one...I love southern history and the myths or truths of the historical ghosts. It makes for a great muse. Wonderful write.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling


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