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Created on: June 14, 2008
Darkened cobwebbed dusty corner
spiders luring across their border
Woven web around my brain
pulling me down delusion's drain
Flickering candles, fingers tempting
tantalizing silhouettes, some are penting
In the mask of night, my mind will wander
imagination's tricks, they fool and plunder
Laying here, upon this bed
window tapping, in my head
Looking up and looking round
many creatures I have found
Night's windy rustling rusted nails
scratching, searching curtain rails
Blind's slatted, clank-ed tatted tat
skulking demon, cat or rat
As moon curves around the earth
spindled talons, claw my worth
Razor sharp eyes, piercing red
nerves of water, dripping, bled
Scurrying, creaking, sounds of dark
whispering, gnawing, lonely, stark
Owls are swooping, foxes trooping
weary, frightened, eyes begin drooping
As imagination crosses into sleep
a world of dream, replaces creep
But as I slumber in my lonely home
things will walk, while creatures roam
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