A Dark Hour by young, gothic Alphonsus

It is the darkest evening of the year

It is a night of gruesome fear

A night when bloodlust is at its peak

And the streets, of death and decay, reek

A night when nightmares defy their boundaries

And fill dreamers with endless quandaries.

At the graveyard where the screams of the damned souls

Echo in terror and endless doles,

I lean on a tombstone, all worn, half-dead

My sides blood-soaked, dripping drops, dark red

With my last few breaths, I recount my tale

My dark sonnets, my woe-filled gale

Sit back, relax and savor the gore

Don’t blink, don’t turn, don’t make for the door

 

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