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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I crossed over the bridge as it fell down. Stranded all alone away from my home. Sadly left stuck on the wrong side of town. I felt overwhelmed and chilled to the bone. I chose to cross over what a mistake! Stranded all alone away from my home. The bridge in shambles dropped into the lake. Forcing me to keep on moving ahead. I chose to cross over what a mistake. The sign up ahead said land of the dead. Long skeleton fingers grabbed me by the throat! Forcing me to keep on moving ahead. As I was led the skeleton sang a note "I have me some flesh to add to me frame." Long skeleton fingers held me by the throat. From out of the darkness came a blue flame. A brilliant color still I felt no heat. "I have me some flesh to add to me frame." The skeleton had someone for me to meet. Flames rose from his body into the sky. A brilliant color still I felt no heat. "You came to my land I must ask why?" He waited for me as I tried to speak. Flames rose from his body into the sky. "All I wanted was to take a quick peek." "Now that you've seen it would you like to stay?" He waited for me as I tried to speak. I said "no disrespect but the answer's no way. With that a tremendous city was revealed! "Now that you've seen it would you like to stay?" At his feet a great mutitude was kneeled. With that a tremendous city was revealed. I crossed over the bridge as it fell down. It appears I've found the right side of town! Deb Wilson's Crossing "That Bridge Contest."
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