Open Poetry #41 |
Karloffillitis |
dingusjr Member
since 2003-09-24
Posts 415Missouri |
The props lady caught it first, then the aged lighting director. An angry villager carrying a torch took it home to his wife and children. Another week and the grade school principal chased a little girl into the woods. Walking stiff legged with arms outstreched, his speech reduced to a slobbering grunt. The janitor showed classic symptoms. hugh broad shoulders, boxy feet, horribly high forehead. Knobby growths grew on his neck. The disease spread like a blanket covering every village and town, 'till everyone went mad, and the world turned black and white. [This message has been edited by dingusjr (07-22-2007 07:25 PM).] |
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Bronzeage Member
since 2007-07-20
Posts 197 |
Ok, I had to read it twice, but I got it. I'm glad for the title or I would still be wondering. Very clever. |
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suthern
since 1999-07-29
Posts 20723Louisiana |
But sometimes... it's kinda nice to take the risk of exposure... just to keep the immune system operational. *G* Here's to Boris... and a fine write! |
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