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Invisible Mansion Dedicated To Mr Edgar Allan Poe

Banished for years

I found myself wandering around on a sacred land

away from my normal life 

I found sanctuary and peace in a unknown place

the stiff pacification allowed me to hear the

second hand stroke on the clock

everyday as the calignosity approached I would feel 

a alacritous breeze on my right shoulder blade 

without indecisiveness I continued to enjoy myself

turbulent and exasperated  paying little attention to 

the paranormal activity surrounding me 

until a horde of banshees swarmed me

I had no idea what commenced this fright 

my legs and feet were benumbed 

I started to believe I didn’t belong in this place anymore

After being forthrightly besieged

almost sure that these incorporeal beings 

wouldn’t understand my chronic vagabondage

It was time to migrate I was typhlotic to the fact 

that it was an invisible mansion

where a shipwreck caused  their souls to be buried their some even alive

I can hear the never ending snivelling in the dead of the night 

penetrateing their voices into my ears

trying to abscond I became convulsed

the strange breeze brushed my shoulder blade again

only this time it stayed “what do you want?”

I asked the strange cadaverous speckle flash

it flashed at the entry walk way showing me an invisible door

that I had walked into a haunted invisible mansion

and could not get out until they released me

my eyes instantly became blood shot red

furious and rampageous I  tried to run away but was pushed

to and fro by an unseen force was I indeed trapped in another dimension

I asked myself without skepticism I was ambushed

Copyright © | Year Posted 2018




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