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Warlock's Demise

Fear permeates from the depth of his soul As he scrapes the sides of his deep hellhole A sweet incessant chant keeps calling him out It tells him to join the others that are about His soul leaps feeling that there are more like him Out of his hole he crawls following his masters whim He now notices that they, like him, are all skeletons Been dead for many years, some really rotten ones He has been instructed to bring some innocent lass To this graveyard for his curse to be complete alas His soul is bound to the warlocks dark iron will No matter the skeletons displeasure he has this chill For the warlock is always deep within his mind And commands are simple and aren’t very kind Somehow the skeleton reaches enough strength To resist the powers of the warlock in length He finds the warlock chanting besides his spell Unaware of the skeletons presence and his hell He chokes the warlock with his powerful grasp Bringing him to his death causing both to collapse Without the dark warlock’s spell to be chanted The skeletons all fail to animate, to be enchanted The next morning the groundskeeper found a sight Skeletons all littered the graveyard from last night
Russell Sivey

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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Date: 10/11/2012 9:26:00 AM
Hi Rusty had to wet the fuzz on my arms to get it to lie down after reading this. Has a lot of hair raising nuances that keep me on the edge of my seat! Hope it's for a contest as it would be hard to beat! Love, Lizzie
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Date: 10/10/2012 5:06:00 PM
and the Bishop he recanted, and the pumpkin watchers, chanted, an orange hue like planted, where the piles of bones, were granted , a burial in the night, and the Warlock in his death grip, from skeleton fingers slipped, then the spark of life unzipped, and he sprang up shouting Elvis, and he rocked on out of sight, like a froggy frats delight, demonic just not quite... re Russell Sivey "Warlock's Demise" Don
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