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Ghost bride

a foggy figure i see,

eerily watching i deem,

as the crows rattles grow delighted,

the red crystal lays splattered,

in my dreams that i’ve sown,

a dire need i have grown

to escape from the forest,

each tree serving as memory,

who she is i may never remember,

alas, no need to fret,

for when the red lily blooms,

the clouds have already

carried her soul far,

a foggy figure i see,

you who i killed i plead.

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Written by
sincerelymoonborne
Published
Aug 14, 2025
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#dark#darkromance#gothic#dreaming#horrortinged#haunting#cinematic
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