The Haunting of the Ol' Fisherton Bay Morticianary, Pt. 1*
The nights were longer, as though at bay... It's time for the artist to make his way.
"It's a mighty profitable business, isn't it Hugh?"
Said the mortician to his dog.
"These ones are old... Almost as old as you"
As he worked up his corpse, for its last and lonesome grog.
"Off to burial, this would see, off with the other one, whom ever was he... Off with you too sir; old wasted chap... Make for the wedding soon, of woods and crap; I shall expect a clean and smoothly slit, to slip here this trap.. and finish it quick! his final dance; adieu.. farewell.. Soon riddance will follow, of you as well."
Yelled the mortician to the delving man, To take over from here while still he can...
A.r. Bazian Jan 26th, 2016
Fictional "The Haunting of the Ol' Fisherton Bay Morticianary" is a series poem written by A.r. Bazian.