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The dead don’t talk, they don’t play games They walk through doors Somewhere a chain to bind them to time Over time the stories have grown To keep the local boys from playing in the old mill House Many have entered and never returned The towns folk say it should be pulled down The sea has tried to reclaim the old mill house It stands perilously at the edge of the land If you visit the grave of Tommy Wilson You lose the power of free will To plead with your mind would be useless You enter the old mill house, never to be seen again… ©AnitaDawes2022
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I don’t think I’ll be stepping into the Old Mill House! 😉
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No, I wouldn’t either…
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lol
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Ooo, what a dark and eerie poem, loved it!
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Thanks Priscilla…
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