FROM THE GREAT LIBRARY OF DREAMS 176 - The Sand Walker by Fergus Hume
In the summer there is nothing like a visit to the seaside. But in this tale, we visit a sleepy coastal town in the North of England, where locals avoid the beach after dark
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Do not tarry in the lane,
When shadows spider the stones,
For stray moonlight might unveil
A thin horror, pale as bones
Painting - Tree Shadows on the Park Wall. Roundhay Park, Leeds by John Atkinson Grimshaw
Verse by Jim Moon
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In the Shadows of the Lane
Do not tarry in the lane,
After sunset stains the sky,
When dead branches weave and writhe
As daylight finally dies
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Do not tarry in the lane,
It's not safe there after dark,
Rumours tell of grasping hands,
And something with skin like bark
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Last year, I wrote a small poetry collection based on Acadian/Cajun #folklore as a way to get in touch with my heritage. They are now on Itch at “name your price.”
If you like #ghoststories, or slightly #spooky things, the #poems might be for you.
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https://laura-m-browne-lambert.itch.io/the-call-of-feu-follet
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