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Written by Lori Lopez   
Thursday, 05 June 2008

What beasts reside in grottos deep
Where dawnless deathly shadows hide
Pale nocturnal slugmites creep
Ghost-dancing serpents slide

 

Where musty mildewed madness dwells
Eternal pits crave midnight snacks
The mouth gapes wide but never tells
What lurks in caves or cracks

 

What twilight gnomish beasts we fear
Who wait concealed until tis night
Whose scraping furtive tracks we hear
Then vanish come the light

 

Whose full-moon amber stares we heed
The wolf-howl wind their wail
From cactus tooth and claw we bleed
Down some enchanted trail

 

Wherein lies mist and graveyard gloom
The heart betrays us loud or still
As we expect to meet our doom
Yet there least likely will

 

At trembling hours of ghoul and ghost
We heroes stand more tall
For facing that which scares us most
May banish monsters all.



Copyright 2008 Lori Lopez
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Comments (4)
Posted by alfred
2008-06-05 13:43:56
good

This is kinda cool. Its seems to be a mature author behind its work. Haven't seen your profile, so that is simple a mere guess. If your a young person, you should be very proud of yourself. Even if your older,,that proud thing applies to you too.
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Posted by lemon
2008-06-05 15:04:43
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great imagery. :)
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Posted by WordSmith13
2008-06-13 16:59:56
Much Obliged

I truly appreciate the remarks. And the guess was apt that I am a mature author, which I believe is implying a compliment. Thanks for reading!
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Posted by chaabuk
2008-07-23 22:00:20
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This poem is sheer delight. I love your description of the dark world portrayed here. It all comes alive and seems so real. For Halloween seems to be present here in full force. Lovely.
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