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  • di710smiles says:

    WOW Jon this turned out Scary :entertained: Pictures haunting 😯 Giggle..Dang 😉 :groovy: :love: :love:

  • Elfwing says:

    Well hello folks,Elfwing here,hope all is well. Diane,Jon,Ya’ll did a great job in preparing this blog. Let’s see what I can come up with. ‘k. here goes. This one’s gona be a little on the funny side.

    Night Sounds….on an October’s eve. 🙂

    Out was I quite late one night,and by the cemetary I crossed,
    I thought I heard a discouraging word, but twas not sure,I thought.
    It sounded like scratching–the familar sort–of bearlettes,hounds or cats,
    but what I heard caused a disturbing word to be uttered from me windpipe and back!
    Twas the sound of the track,of moans and of howls,of sniffs and coughs and the such,
    I wondered myself,what belieth this stealth–and the sounds–oh my–they lauded much.
    Well,come to find out,that old brother hen–had some friends with some very fine claws,
    and,they moaned and they groaned,and forever more roamed ’round the cemetary–then they sniffed and they hawled!
    Well,I talked to my brother,and then to our mother,and this is what we decided;
    that old brother hen,with his noisy farm friends,should reside in the barn–and stay hidded!(hidden)

    copywright 10-10-2-11
    by Elfwing/Brenda Brite

    May the sights and sounds of these October evenings always amaze and enlighten. 🙂 Love and hugs,Elfwing. 🙂

  • di710smiles says:

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    The Old Library

    Sitting still
    Wanting to read chill
    No one but, be grabbed a pill
    Calming within after climbing hill

    As reading lights begin to flicker
    Not knowing what to think nor where to locate the switches
    Then, look books start falling,flying coming from shelves eyes twisted
    Dodging not wanting one to hit needing stitches
    Lean over pick one up haunting as I read blood hisses
    No way would I want her kisses
    Knowing she is from the bad batch of witches
    Haunting old library need out of her got the itches

  • Elfwing says:

    ‘k. here’s another.

    A Walk in the Park?…….(Doeth I hear the Wolf Howl….)

    Twas an Old Castle Wall that before me stood tall–all in majestic delight,
    and I in my 50’s was feeling quite niffty,in me jammies and the quintessent moonlight.
    Well,out from the holler(hollow) there sprang such a clammor that I nearly stood on me head–
    for out past the graveyard there stood quite a knave- hard- and all dressed in his armour–but naked!
    When I asked him the reason for his iron clad feelings of impetuous rollicking gait-
    He said”my dear lady,you might think I’m crazy-but there’s something a chasin’ me fate!
    I asked him”Dear Sir,what in the world-would possess you to act thus this way?
    And,he said with a hurl and distingushed unfurls–me wife’s chasing me–with me hatchet and blade! 😯
    😯 😯 😯 copywright 10-19-2011
    by Elfwing/Brenda Brite

    This very handsome fellow had quite a night–and then some,lol! May all your nights be safe,and wonderfully sound. Love and hugs,Elfwing. Happy trolling!

  • Barbara_K says:

    Feeling the scariness. Awesome blog and poetry. Happy Thursday!

  • mrobinking says:

    Good evening everyone… it’s late here in Ohio and I will be back tomorrow afternoon to read from everyone… have a good night!

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  • GlennVadney says:

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    A mean and meager man was Robert Stark, —
    Cursed and crude, shrewd, shriveled, morose.
    A miser was he, with a miser’s hawkish nose,
    And eyes like silver dollars in the dark.
    His thin, pinched mouth was nothing but a mark;
    And when he spoke words spat like heavy blows
    Through tobacco stained teeth a few snarled words and close,
    As if a cur were miserly with its bark.

    Glad for the rumors of his hard renown,
    Year after year he shambled through the town, —
    A loveless exile moving with a gnarled carved staff;
    And occasionally, there crept into his ears
    A sound of someones pity, touched with tears,
    And then (and only then) did Robert laugh.
    😛

  • Rebel says:

    This is a form my friend Sonnets created. It’s a marriage of a Pantoum and a Terzanelle…

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    Demon Slayer
    (Pantoumelle)

    An evil man with a scowl on his face

    King of the demons, he’s lost not a fight

    A charming green monster with lots of grace

    A demon slayer in the fray
    Masterful fighter he is strong
    It’s time to kiss your soul away
    He’s fought with sword for oh so long

    The victims he’s piled up, a gruesome sight

    With the skill of a butcher in each slice

    King of the demons, he’s lost not a fight

    Masterful fighter he is strong
    Meet him in battle then you pray
    He’s fought with sword for oh so long
    This fighter fills you with dismay

    You think you can take him, you best think twice

    A natural born killer without fear

    With the skill of a butcher in each slice

    Meet him in battle then you pray
    So determined that he will win
    This fighter fills you with dismay
    Fear he inspires with chagrin

    A razor sharp blade to cut you ear to ear

    If your not afraid, you might want to start

    A natural born killer without fear

    So determined that he will win
    It’s time to kiss your soul away
    Fear he inspires with chagrin
    A demon slayer in the fray

    He’ll slice you to pieces, cut out your heart

    Stay away from this killer if you can

    If your not afraid, you might want to start

    If you meet him, run would be your best plan

    Stay away from this killer if you can

    An evil man with a scowl on his face

    A charming green monster with lots of grace

    A Collab By Rebel and Sonnets
    09/13/2011
    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

  • GlennVadney says:

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    BORED TO DEATH
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    Dark horror, answer my call!
    Dark beast make your retreat
    From this graveside’s moss-covered seat
    Beneath the Churches clapboard wall
    My heart trembles in the oak trees shade
    Where in midnight gloom, alone,
    I love to lie and listen
    The nearby river hissin’
    And listen to the deep dull groan
    Of some perturbed spirit who’s alight
    Drifting fitful on the heavy breeze tonight.

    Perhaps, over some far off hill
    You mark the traveling stray,
    Confused on his lonely way,
    When, loud roaring and chill,
    These evening winds of winter blow
    deep drifts of dismal snow.

    Or if your rage should form,
    When in the midnight deep
    The dark black-winged terrors sweep
    From some high cliff the darkest storm,
    Cackling in strange delight
    As the black billows and thunder rave
    When by the lightnings jagged light
    you see a foundering ship sink beneath the wave.

    Dark horror! take me where the dead do fight
    Scattering blood drops like rain on the stormy gale,
    When by the Moon’s faint beam,
    On many dead corpses shines the dew of night
    And a dead silence stills the night to no avail
    except at times is heard the raven’s scream.

    Black horror! speed us to our bed of Death,
    Where the dead’s murderous power hits the shore
    Pounding with the haunting plagues of war,
    Struggling with your last breath,
    Then to your wildly-bulging eyes
    The phantoms of the murdered rise,
    Then on your ringing ear
    Groans for vengeance and a Demon yells
    In one heart-pounding chorus swells.
    Cold sweat on your brow like mornings dew,
    And night eternally darkens your view.
    8)

  • LadyCherylDeath says:

  • LadyCherylDeath says:

    I’m not fully awake ~ I slept pretty hard last night! I’ll try to make it back after work today

  • wildfire1 says:

    sorrowgoodnight goodnight parting is such sweet sorrow pictures

    I’m so tired.
    All I do is cry and ponder.
    Everything is so heavy on my heart.
    I’m torn apart.
    Numbed but what is happening in my life .
    People caucusing me so much strife .
    So much screaming in this house.
    So much sorrow to be happy about.
    There is so much doubt .
    My soul is reaching for the peace I don’t know.
    In my home it is so cold.
    I believe I’ll never find my way back home.
    Sadness covers me like a blanket.
    I can’t take it.
    Every breath I take leads me into deeper silence
    I’m trapped in a very bad time.
    The only outlet I have is in rhyme .
    I can’t do this on my own.
    So come and free me.
    It’s so heavy on my heart.
    I’m being pulled apart.
    I feel sorrow starting to rise in my eyes.
    I feel helpless has a dying rhyme.
    I’m stuck in a rut.
    But it’s the kind make my whole world come tumbling down before my eyes.
    There is no miracle coming into site.
    I can’t breath to fight for my life.
    And the canvas of my life is painted in black.
    No colors to bring me back.
    I’m just frozen , cold and torn.
    There is no light for tomorrow.
    I’m on borrowed time.
    Every dream is fading .
    I’m lost in the sea of tears.
    I’m hidden behind all my fears.
    There is nowhere to escape my night mare.
    I’m just wilting away waiting to die.

  • Ted says:

    Still seems like Thursdays are the only days lately where I have some spare time … oddly, I started this one for the mirror theme and decided it was too dark – for everything a time and place …

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    Knowing this will be impossible to decipher, here is the text:

    Viscosity

    Follow your eyes through the thin smoky glass,
    past tears and fears, old hopes and vanity;
    observe where the white-hot slurry is cast,
    still bounded by the edge of sanity.

    Hear the deadened beat of shuddering hearts,
    pounding loudly, icy hails of madness;
    ‘tis when constancy fails that anguish starts,
    spiraling down toward a pit of blackness.

    Go to where the aphotic other looms,
    your apocalyptic knight of terror,
    shackled from access to all silvered rooms,
    strapped to the backside of ev’ry mirror.

    Leaden with sand, fired with intensity,
    it bears a self-reflection to beware;
    restricted by the rules of density,
    without preferment, confined to its lair.

    In sowing your fortune, heed now your crop;
    what’s lightest to reap will rise to the top.

    © Ted Meredith, October 2011

  • Mary Margaret says:

    my sweet’s a few years back I had fun at a haunt write fest so I will be a writing a bunch…
    you don’t like it too bad I love to write and I so do love reading all of you here ! your
    awesomely haunting Oh Jon I hadda Dream of that hand circle thingy except it had leg’s in it also!
    it was coming after me at my bed it mas a narcoleptic dream a bit of a terror mare there!
    so Happy Haunting.. please do not take these personal cause non of them are!
    hug’s and love! :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

  • Scotorum says:

    This was inspired by Cheryl’s repost.

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  • Mary Margaret says:

    you have to watch this ahhahahahhahah!!!

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  • Mary Margaret says:

    they called me shock

    for short…..

    Shock Treatment

    Performed on me

    Zapped with lightning

    Needles and chemistry

    I was made in a Laboratory

    Instruments inserted in my brain

    Energy surged lightning came

    I had no soul to me heaven sent

    Shock Treatment

  • Mary Margaret says:

    Hey guy’s here ya-go! Remember this one

  • Mary Margaret says:

    hope you like

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  • di710smiles says:


    WoW Fantastic blog you all have made :groovy: Dark Writes, some as life making ones think and some precious but, all are Special like you:)..Thank you, again for you, your ink 😀
    For making Thursday Thematic Attic what it is with memories to keep, share :love: :love: :love: ..LoveYouAre 😉

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  • Bettie says:

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    WOLF ALISE

    Wolf wolf
    Every where I look
    There are wolves
    Wolverine wolfhound
    Wolfin at me here and there
    Wolverhampton and scary cra

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    Eye bloggin
    Who shot john
    Wolves outta hell
    Are commin fer me and u joe
    Weees gots ta git up outta hem now
    Head fer the hill oh wait thats where they came from

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    Satans ‘a live
    Where did all theses bugger come from
    Bogieman boogie wilfredo gotta go man go
    I scream ‘a loud big bad wolf where did you git those eyes
    Pulverize resolver bloggin bootleggin so scary
    Creepy crawlin spookalicipou scrumptious just plain fear

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    Even the w icky wacky
    Glow in the dark boogie man
    Scares the heedbeepgeebees outta me
    They all come at you at once
    You toss and turn
    To the left to the right they are every where run run for your life

    Written By: Bettie Davis —————— © October 18 , 2o11

  • di710smiles says:

    Dang Scary wolfs with write tonight sis 😯 :entertained: ..Run, run I would if not have a heart attack lst :groovy: 😉 :love: :love:

  • marynighshade says:

    I’ve always felt comfortable with darkness-I’m sure it’s partially due to having excellent night vision…but I think it’s also because I never though of darkness as just being the absence of light-it has it’s own independent existence, long before there was any light. There was something I wrote for someone years ago, and it would be too difficult to try and recreate it, but I was offering an invitation to walk into the night…

    And if the air is too cool
    I’ll reach up
    And pull down the sky
    Make a blanket for us
    Out of darkness and stars
    We’ll be hidden fron
    The rest of the universe
    Just the two of us
    Together
    Through the length
    And breadth and depth
    Of this eternal night

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