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Three rings of a bone punched with knives Hangs from fang trees, Replacing the once solid trees. Each ring echoes through the air; Each dripping of a substance, unknown; Turned inside out. Each one, a white surface. Veins filled of crimson delight, Running down slowly, but surely. Underneath a raining sky, Sometimes dreams Turn it into blood. Each tree, perfectly fine one morning, Until screams echo through the air, On the first of the month of Halloween.
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Sep 20, 2021
Sep 20, 2021 at 8:40 PM UTC
The Crimson Forest
Three rings of a bone punched with knives Hangs from fang trees, Replacing the once solid trees. Each ring echoes through the air; Each dripping of a substance, unknown; Turned inside out. Each one, a white surface. Veins filled of crimson delight, Running down slowly, but surely. Underneath a raining sky, Sometimes dreams Turn it into blood. Each tree, perfectly fine one morning, Until screams echo through the air, On the first of the month of Halloween.
Happy Early Halloween! Eerie places exist!
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19/F/Neverland
Sep 20, 2021
Sep 20, 2021 at 8:40 PM UTC
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