The Cemetery At Midnight (Where Hallowed Ground Has Fallen Ill)A Poem by DK6A Horror poem.The Cemetery at Midnight
As the Sun forsakes the Earth- And as the Night is given birth- A stormy gale's wind and rain- Shall make our world seem insane. Upon a plot, upon a hill- The Hallowed Ground has fallen ill- Where once a blessed building stood- Is nothing now, but frame and wood. The withered trees of pine and birch- Stand tall behind a rotting church- The wood is rotten and decayed- The altar's silver trim is grayed. Before the trees, behind the chapel- There is a single tree of apple- But it no longer bares that fruit- For it is dead without its root. That single tree is to behold- The mystic wonders of the cold- The freezing rain and sleet and shade- Undoing all that time has made. There is a pass way in the trees- Where anyone can walk with ease- It leads into a clearing there- That cemetery gates do stare. A place where loved ones cried their tears- Although the place is young in years- The Sands of Time have seen it whither- Where spiders crawl and serpents slither. Within the cemetery ground- The keenest sense would hear no sound- The Hallowed ground with hollow spaces- Where rotted corpses have no faces. Cast in marble and in stone- A single angel stands alone- Though time has seem him fall from grace- And wear has taken off his face. Archaic headstones all about- Though all with names they are without- When alive, they were abased- In Death their memories erased. And as the clouds of storm and gale- Strike down the grass with rain and hail- Two lovers young, and joyous prance- Into this place where shadows dance. Two people who are young and lush- The weather's chaos gives them rush- And even in this dire weather- Rain shall not pierce their coats of leather. The two young lovers pass the steeple- Pulled by desires known by people- The passion held in youth controls- All emotion in their souls. Pronouncing words of love they wonder- Through lighting great and booming thunder- With mighty chaos in the skies- They are lost within each others eyes. The two young lovers see the pass- This strapping lad and charming lass- The two of them no longer fearing- Hear voices calling from the clearing. The voices emanating loud- The souls all chanting form a crowd- As the two young lovers go- To that of which they do not know. Through the open pass they wander- While each others thoughts they ponder- Intoxicated by their passion- Thus their love should know no ration. Out from the clearing hand in hand- Before the Gothic gate they stand- The voices calling louder still- The starving souls that need their fill. The two young lovers see the gate- While in the graveyard lying in wait- Are spirits of those who have died- With tears of blood shed for them dried. The rain lets up, the ground is wet- And in each others arms they're set- The two young lovers make a wish- In freezing air so devilish. For them the gate does open wide- So they do enter, by side- And in this dark and lonely night- They show their love and passion right. Archaic headstones all around- With thunder's mighty, booming sound- The two young lovers making love- The shadows staring up above. They feel upon them watchful eyes- And hear each others joyous cries- Within the graveyard fornicating- For them the ravenous souls are waiting. Upon the ground they lie together- The chill of unforgiving weather- In each others arms they lie- As freezing rain falls from the sky. The two young lover's passion sings- So that they cannot see the things- The hands up reaching from the ground- To take their lives without a sound. The moon is wane, and slowly falling- The spirits are no longer calling- The two young lovers lie there still- Where Hallowed Ground has fallen ill. © 2010 DK6Reviews
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2 Reviews Added on July 21, 2010 Last Updated on July 21, 2010 AuthorDK6Imperial Beach, CAAboutI'm a seventeen-year old living in Imperial Beach, CA, been writing for some two years now, mostly structured poetry, but occasionally I'll do a short story. more..Writing
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