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The Rotted Door

The loudly complaining wood branches contorted into a door more jagged than the others.  Dead looking twigs jutted out from its frame while the glassless window formed in the middle of it.

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Through The Circus Door

She turned back and realized that mirror was the only one reflecting the strange red door. Surely, the door would be reflected in more than just one mirror, she thought.

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The Ritual

“I'm sure you must have quite the headache.” she said. “Drink this.” She held a cup to Dustin's lips. He turned his head away to deny the strange smelling liquid. “I can make you drink it, you know. But that will only add to your pain.” she said.

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Spooky Back Porch Poems

A collection of spooky, slightly creepy, poems to read on your back porch in the evening sunset.

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Rotten, Part 1

She was taken to a house she didn't recognize and shown to a small room in the attic where she had one window with an eerie view of the dead tree. She stared at its leaves moving in the breeze and the worn spots on its branches where the ropes were always placed for a hanging.

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Rotten, Part 2

“Get away from that!” Jason yelled as he lunged for his son.

“But it's hungry.” Dennis said.

“What's hungry?” Jason asked as he pulled the hatchet from Dennis's hand.

“The tree.” Dennis answered.

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Rotten, Part 3

Her eyes turned black with hatred. Tears of blood stained her face and anointed the evil birthed in her from this unjust tragedy.

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Her Mountain

Noah's light snapped back up when he heard a twig snap somewhere to their right, just out of sight. As both men scanned the darkened trees, Ben's light stopped moving…

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Evil on the Mountain

“I'm scared. And I feel dark. Sad. Angry.” His voice deepened as he spoke each word and I knew it was too late for him. I mumbled something about him staying while I fetched help as I backed away from him.

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Ivy’s Curse

Kids in this neighborhood have learned to respect the old run down house on their street. The curse is well-known. But two curious girls venture too close and learn the true meaning of the strange curse.

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Judgment Land

As they stepped onto the damp path, the smell of stagnant water weighed the air down like a wet blanket. Every breath felt heavy and forced.

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The Fae’s Revenge

Fairy Rings are best left alone. The Fae are vengeful, indeed, and do not like to be disturbed.

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A Castle’s Secret

Christy and her family are touring castles while on vacation and have found a particularly beautiful one. But this castle has a secret.

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Soulmates

A little black kitten sat, lonely and sad. No one would love her. They thought she was bad.

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Don’t Speak Her Name

I died today. It seemed like every other day. I suppose it was, in many ways. But this day turned out much differently than I expected. Let me explain…

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Lady of the House, Part 3

The silence was deafening. Christopher couldn't even hear his own footsteps. It felt as thought the air had been sucked out of the house. There was no wind, no creaking. Only laughter, quiet at first but growing louder with each occurrence.

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Lady of the House, Part 2

“Don’t ask. Just don’t go in there. Tell other people not to go in there. We’ve repeatedly tried to tear it down. We can’t. We just keep telling people to stay away and cleaning up the mess when they don’t listen.”

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