i have no idea why the horror genre
in movies abuses
                               the serenity of either
             the night, or the graveyard...
horror depicted in daylight?
                  now that's something,
  the best example i can cite is
the movie carnage park...
              it confuses traditionalism
in horror movies, since it occupies
    the day, rather than the night...
   the night is for scientists looking
pretty, glee-eyed watery nearing tears,
attempting to fathom the stars...
       and the graveyard?
    the only eerie thing about a graveyard
in the night, is you actually
being there...
           who else were you expecting?
a john smit b. 5th june 1901
                          d. 23 april 1960?
****** ain't moving,
         and ******* ain't gonna move,
  unless you're into
                    necrophilic puppeteering.