Do You Dear Open This Book Poem by nicolas thomas

Do You Dear Open This Book



Beware, beware, when opening this book,
The life you were aware, will forever be took,
Now lay on your bed and dim your light,
Can you now hear the dead, lets begin the night.

Crawling down the windowsill,
Is a long figure more than real.
Cracking down the bedroom hall
Something's starring from the shower stall

Wind screeching through the cracked window
The room chills down to about ten below
Somethings on your left is tugging your blanket
You pull the blanket over your head and hide under it

This is a warning to anyone who's reading this alone
Be aware if something or someone, calls your phone
And be not surprised, if no one replies your 'he..ll..o? '
Tonight, no one will hear your cries, if you dare to follow

Do You Dear Open This Book
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: halloween,horror,murder,nightmares,death,ghost
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I'm starting to write a book of ghost stories which will also contain poems like these
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sleeping Beauty Still Alive 17 November 2015

I bet your book will be a best seller! Just imagine (a romantic poetic killer) just great! I loved the pictures that your piece made me see in my head!

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