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DreadedLiver
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0 posted 2001-01-31 11:15 PM


Just a little story in poem format. It's a bit creepy but I liked Gothic writing... muwahahahahaha!!!!       Enjoy.

The Vacant Town:

Macabre mountains,
        Shade upon this spooky house;
Bloody fountains,
        Bubble in a bath of death;
Inside tedious walls,
        Not a soul lurks but a mouse;
Who’s skeleton is small,
        And weeps a scared breath;

In earlier years,
        A killer occupied this home;
He shed no tears,
        When his victims fell aground;
He didn’t own a name,
        And from his mouth he foamed;
A knife not tame,
        Slaughtered the people found;

Beneath worn-out floors,
        A secret remained not so blatant;
Piles of bodies laid galore,
        Under the place where he slept;
Blood dripped from his eyes,
        Although his face wasn’t latent;
Not one carcass cried,
        While this reaper crept;

The smell grew sick.,
        The neighbors could no longer stand;
They entered very quick,
        And dropped as the event unfurled;
The entire town died,
        Except for just one hoary man;
This man who spied,
        Told this horror to the world;

J.D. Raulinaitis


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Allan Riverwood
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1 posted 2001-01-31 11:43 PM


Not bad... really, not bad.
Nice story here, Jeremy.  Well done.
Keep up the good work, sometimes it feels good to be a bit dark.  ~_^
-Allan

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2 posted 2001-02-01 02:58 PM


I think this was great jer. A bit of a different you I see........Oooooo scary!



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jeremydraul
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3 posted 2001-02-01 10:54 PM


as you may know, this is me writing this... well this was a cheap attempt at a bump!! goodbye...

-JDR

fractal007
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4 posted 2001-02-02 04:58 AM


This was great.  You should really keep this on hand for halloween, LOL.

I too kinda like dark stuff, although I wouldn't consider myself "gothic".  

Good writing.  Keep it up.

IsGona
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5 posted 2001-02-03 04:55 PM


A lonely man, no named man, kills a whole town with no remorse and leaves the bodies in the basement to rot a way ( peeyew).... You have a sick lil mind, Mr. Raulinaitis...  lol jk.  Nice story, a little creepy but enjoying to read.
~Jason


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the day i tried to live
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6 posted 2001-02-03 09:33 PM


not quite what i expect when i hear the term "gothic," but an interesting piece nonetheless... in retrospect, i think morbid would be better applied here than gothic... there's little of the archaic that the gothic period admired, but despite any labels an interesting poem and fairly well-written... i'll keep an eye open for more of your works...
anomaly187
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7 posted 2001-02-03 10:35 PM


whether this is morbid or gothic
i love it!!!
an excellent style that
you should continue to perfect..
great work on this one!~

"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro"



jeremydraul
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8 posted 2001-02-04 10:22 AM


heh, thanks guys. I dont know if Ill be posting with the "dark one" anymore. But we'll see what DreadedLiver says...

-Jeremy

"I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. -William Faulkner (Noble Prize Speech.)

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9 posted 2001-02-04 11:25 AM


  Yo there. This was magnificent. Made me shiver lots. Me like to be scared. Yayness.
  ~C


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Lakewalker
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10 posted 2001-02-04 12:07 PM


yup, this one was kinda creepy.  nice job of writing it!

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Spine Grinder
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11 posted 2001-02-04 03:43 PM


I diffently like this story.  I like dark writings.  Do u?
DreadedLiver
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12 posted 2001-02-04 11:20 PM


yah.. I really enjoy dark writing.. violence and all that.. its really intriguing. Maybe you can share some with me? Laters...

Jeremy

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