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the night had many eyes, and spoke in sounds that a kid would be interested. the boy was fascinated by the secrets of night. but they told: "don't keep awake or look through the window glass you would hear frightening voices, and  animal sounds of many kind.                         ghosts,                         wander                        at night. so, sleep safe under bed sheets but night the enticing witch, with long dark hair that cover pretty much everything, came near the window and asked "why don't you open  the window and see my garden full of magical flowers" the stars were happy to see the child's face they smiled, night looked happy in this turn, they spoke in a tongue understood by one another. the boy was happy that he has nailed the lie. "they said, you aren't nice, eat kids, i don't believe that now. they don't know a thing i love night sounds; so soothing like mother's heart beat" the kid loved to sleep near mother listening to the beats of her heart. but  they said, it was bad, he has to sleep alone, even if he wets bed. Then he heard the ghosts speak in gobbledygook that  made him uneasy and confused when listened it sounded like the squeak of the moving  bed.                              to the edge                               of the room,                               he tip-toed,                               and peeped in                              through the half closed door. " a secret world was opened in front of my eyes" he later remembered though the significance then eluded him. there was a dreamy light in the room. two figures, clothes shed, were in bed, trying to overpower each other, with a kind of ***** greed, that was all he could then think, then the scene became tense, one got up on the other, trying to get in to it, "ghosts! they eat each other" the boy thought with disgust. he tip-toed back to his bed, and pretended dead, to avoid the eye of ghosts, as he was admonished, and went to sleep, to the tune of the lullaby, the bed moving in unison,  created.                   OOO
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Jan 29, 2012
Jan 29, 2012 at 12:43 PM UTC
"don't listen to the night" the kid was told
the night had many eyes, and spoke in sounds that a kid would be interested. the boy was fascinated by the secrets of night. but they told: "don't keep awake or look through the window glass you would hear frightening voices, and  animal sounds of many kind.                         ghosts,                         wander                        at night. so, sleep safe under bed sheets but night the enticing witch, with long dark hair that cover pretty much everything, came near the window and asked "why don't you open  the window and see my garden full of magical flowers" the stars were happy to see the child's face they smiled, night looked happy in this turn, they spoke in a tongue understood by one another. the boy was happy that he has nailed the lie. "they said, you aren't nice, eat kids, i don't believe that now. they don't know a thing i love night sounds; so soothing like mother's heart beat" the kid loved to sleep near mother listening to the beats of her heart. but  they said, it was bad, he has to sleep alone, even if he wets bed. Then he heard the ghosts speak in gobbledygook that  made him uneasy and confused when listened it sounded like the squeak of the moving  bed.                              to the edge                               of the room,                               he tip-toed,                               and peeped in                              through the half closed door. " a secret world was opened in front of my eyes" he later remembered though the significance then eluded him. there was a dreamy light in the room. two figures, clothes shed, were in bed, trying to overpower each other, with a kind of ***** greed, that was all he could then think, then the scene became tense, one got up on the other, trying to get in to it, "ghosts! they eat each other" the boy thought with disgust. he tip-toed back to his bed, and pretended dead, to avoid the eye of ghosts, as he was admonished, and went to sleep, to the tune of the lullaby, the bed moving in unison,  created.                   OOO
k-balachandran
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Jan 29, 2012
Jan 29, 2012 at 12:43 PM UTC
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