Image: Wind of History by Jacek Yerka
Image: Courtesy of Tess' Mag
A house far out the country-side
Ignited a curiosity in one's mindAbandoned but mysteriously prone
to frequent probes of unseen visitors
Tyre marks visibly awkward but in abundance
From the gates to the house and back
But oddly enough avoiding a drive through
Where an open gate offered least resistance
But strangely no one took the route
A white car stuck in the mud for
as long as one could remember
None so brave as to venture out to see
Heard say there were four occupants
Who refused to exit and were now skeletons
Basking in the heat of summer
Shrivelled in the cold of winter
as if huddling close together for warmth
Eerie and frightening, no one dared
to take a peek but rather letting
the many mysterious visitors to keep
their secret with a discovery morbid
or otherwise, no one cared to question!
Written for Tess' Magpie Tales #156
Creepy words. Excellent.
ReplyDeletescary story....very good indeed..x
ReplyDeleteFrightening... I bet the stench was horrid.
ReplyDeleteoo rather haunting and a bit scary hank...you set the tone well with your words...and perhaps some things are better unquestioned...
ReplyDeleteeeek very spooky
ReplyDeleteOh Hank...shivers!
ReplyDeleteCreepy. I had wondered about the occupants of that car.
ReplyDeleteAdding creep and maybe eep factor for sure at your shore. Not a place I'd wish to explore
ReplyDeleteOoooo! Creepy!!! And wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the ride!
Hugs
SueAnn
Macabre and ominous - who could ask for more..?
ReplyDelete.. 'avoiding a drive through' ~~ I was curious about that too. This is creepily good.
ReplyDeleteSuper job on this one.
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I'll take your scary word for it...won't venture near..thanks for the perfect warning!!
ReplyDeleteThis has the feel of a Gothic novel...great piece!
ReplyDelete...the ol' neighborhood rumor mill at it's grandest!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fascinating image within an image you have created, Hank , cheers mate
ReplyDeletenice narrative
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