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On that lovely day, I tiptoed into a cobbled courtyard of death The air was fresh and heavy with scents of hog-tied fear My darling friends struggled to get free: Mary, Susan, and dear Annabel Lee Among the tombstones I strode and, past the drear, wasted lives were what I saw so clear Suddenly, putrid hands reached from beneath and began to sporadically spasm They gripped my sweet friends by the neck, dragging them into an unearthly phantasm On that lovely day, I tiptoed back from a cobbled courtyard of death For my pretty little friends had just surrendered their last mortal breath
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Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 7:53 PM UTC
Cemetery Sweethearts
On that lovely day, I tiptoed into a cobbled courtyard of death The air was fresh and heavy with scents of hog-tied fear My darling friends struggled to get free: Mary, Susan, and dear Annabel Lee Among the tombstones I strode and, past the drear, wasted lives were what I saw so clear Suddenly, putrid hands reached from beneath and began to sporadically spasm They gripped my sweet friends by the neck, dragging them into an unearthly phantasm On that lovely day, I tiptoed back from a cobbled courtyard of death For my pretty little friends had just surrendered their last mortal breath
A nod to Poe
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Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 7:53 PM UTC
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