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Pumpkin light
Pumpkin bright
Pumpkin lurking
In the night
Pumpkin thrills
Pumpkin kills
Pumpkin soaked
In blood it spills
Pumpkin grin
Pumpkin sin
Wrapped in
Human skin
Pumpkin head
Pumpkin dead
Waiting
Underneath
Your bed
Pumpkin most
Pumpkin least
Now unleash the
Pumpkin Beast
Sing a song of slumber
So softly as you sleep
Sleep
Sleep
Snore your cares away
As silently I creep
Creep
Creep
Hide your fears
Buried down deep
Deep
Deep
Laugh
Scream
Shout
Cry &
Weep
Weep
Weep
You are sleeping
I am creeping
Blood is seeping
All are weeping
As they bury you
Deep
@michelechollow Thank you! Lots more macabre oddities to come :) Have a happy October!
@MarthaTilghman That’s fair enough :)
Most of my @LoreCurious stuff is a mix of horror/fantasy/sci-fi/folklore/occult/comedy with an lot of bad jokes, awful puns extremely obscure references, satire & gallows humour. Not to everyone’s taste by any means. But if you like the decidedly weird… ;)
@AProdigiosus Yes, since (I think) late July. A few new tweets spaced through the day + some retweets from the archive. Still bringing you the news that was, wisely, erased from history…
@pharafaneelya @DeadSlateMovie @jean_nasser_ @swousdahl @ThomasOtterman @liquorstorenic @MistrelofHorror @gllwvu @daskorn69 @AFizgig @BlackieWFangs @CarrionTrilevel @cheshirevenom @DevannyPinn @Rob1987Big @BunnieKat1962 @AuthorDougWard @SusieDavis1974 @peterkidder And a very Merry Monday to all of you!
@d911green It depends on which place & period etc.
The Phoenix/Fenix/Firebird (etc) appears in the myths of a few cultures + allegories etc e.g. in alchemy. It’s quite possible the egg turned into the crucible in which the phoenix self-immolates.
Otherwise, which came first? The ashes or…