For thee, let me weave a little tale One of warped views and violent Bloody hues. Just a little taste of Something much more dark, one Sinister and brooding, waiting For thee to walk through the park. Doth thou know the feeling, of The clammy touch of death? Come, Let me show thee, I command Such tricks. I could make it slow, So that thy might endure for all Eternity beneath my wicked touch. Or, if thou wishes for quickness This scythe will work wonders Upon thy flesh. Please, don’t scream, To thee I mean no harm. I just Want to have a little morbid fun.
Nice! Remind me never to ask you for a midnight stroll!
David
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on July 17, 2003
wonderful....love the mood this gives. Bravo.
Reviewed by ***** ********* (Reader)
Reviewed on July 17, 2003
One can almost hear the late Vincent Price reciting these words...! This is very "old school" horror, dark and threatening, yet oddly mannerly. An entertaining sinister write!
David