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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Raven King The raven-king flew down corridors, golden halls malice and human words in its most grievous calls heartaches, greater than any Shakespearean play not man's weakness, his devilishly wicked ways. Glaring glitter that blinds in life, forever stays. Sorrows and deep regret race in tag team relays. Golden halls filled with trophies and bloodshot dead eyes echoes ring out muffled laughter, sombering cries ancient books, spells- odors of witches brew all well stored for the ill-fated, unlucky few. Glaring glitter that blinds in life, forever stays. Sorrows and deep regret race in tag team relays. Feasts set for tyrants, dead-kings that murdered at will bloodlaced wine to swallow with unrepentent swill, blackness baked within dark pastries and swollen pies windows opened to view ashen colored skies. Glaring glitter that blinds in life, forever stays. Sorrows and deep regret race in tag team relays. Each banquet, Poe introduces his newest tale to please the raven-king and his words never fail within his sorrows, whispers of Annabelle Lee melding with his chain's soft rattles, words- "she is free". Glaring glitter that blinds in life, forever stays. Sorrows and deep regret race in tag team relays. R.J. Lindley, March 19th, 1978 ( When A Dark Dream Cometh )
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