Ghostly Feeling

Ghostly      
         Feeling

I was playing cricket,
And took someone's wicket,
Who became angry and threw the ball,
Into the hall,
Of a ghostly looking house,
Full of tiny disgusting mouse.

We entered the house with our bats,
And as we moved vanished our hats,
Inside it was very dark,
And a photo of Joan of Arc,
Was hanging on the broken wall,
Right-hand side of the scary wall,

Suddenly a group of bats,
Came to us with our hats,
We started to ran,
And in front of us fell a fan.
There was a ghost so we left the hall,
Without our red ball.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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December 11, 2017 at 10:47 AM
really nice... out of fear we forget the reason that led us to it
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