The Tale Of The Old Green Lady Poem by Jon Contrastano

The Tale Of The Old Green Lady

Rating: 5.0


An old rock wall
With an iron gate.
I pass on through
Then hesitate.

Age…ed headstones
Covered with moss.
Eerily do I…………
………come across.

The cool night fog
Hangs damp and still.
I wonder what’s……….
…………..upon that hill.

A large oak tree
Moon lit yet shady.
Gives refuge to
The Old Green Lady.

Her clothes are ragged
Tattered and torn.
And on her feet
Leather boots are worn.

A black knit shawl
Hung o’er her shoulder.
For as night wanes,
The air grows colder.

Rising slowly……….
……….As she dances.
She fades into
The twisted branches.

A scarier site
I’ve yet to see.
That Old Green Lady
Has frightened me.

Anxious though
And tempting fate.
I’ll return tomorrow
………..Lest I be late.

Would you care to join me?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Connetta jean VanMatre 11 March 2009

Very good poetry indeed. Kept me reading..

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Barry A. Lanier 21 February 2009

This a great poem filled with suspense and of course fright, , , excellent for the Halloween season or any other, , , , I'd love to the series...II III and IV

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LOVEFOOL Aka 19 February 2009

Good write full of darkness and wonder 10

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Barry A. Lanier 19 February 2009

Wow, I'm immersed in this scenario....you have to! ! ! have a Green Lady II and III

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