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The setting of this poem is at night and it is very dark. Oddly enough I wrote this poem back when I was in fifth grade, I am currently a junior in high school and I thought that this was a good place to start when it comes to posting my writing. I covered everything that I could think of in the trigger warning if you do end up reading this poem and you think that another TW needs to be added to the list don't hesitate to comment what it is. Leave feedback if you have it, thank you!
TW:
-May cause parnoia
-talks of creepy dolls
-seeing an unknown man multiple times
-May cause some sort of depersonalization and/or derealization
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Unholy Night
I hear the taste of the lights in the moonlight flickering
I see the voices of the man's sight
I taste through the fright of a man or phantom at night
I feel he haunts me with unholy dolls at night again and again sometimes
In stars and sometimes in the mist a figure
I see his creepy smile and eyes
I don’t know why but tonight I hear no color in his smile or eyes
I feel tonight the moonlight flickers
I see you but what are your figures
You can hear you have taste, but do you have sight
I fear you will haunt me with unholy dolls sometimes
I sense that the phantom will move at night
I see that you are as black as night
I sense that you have stolen your smile and eyes
I feel that you will move sometime
Tonight, I feel no flickering
Do I have any sight
In the moonlight I see a figure
In sight fades a figure
I see the darkness fades the night
I feel the taste of sight
You move like your smile and eyes
Will you taste the sight of your movement as the lights flicker
The unholy dolls move on their own sometimes
After a long day of school, I dream sometimes
I see you a figure
I understand why no lights are flickering
You fade as I wake up from the night
You have a face, but do you have a smile and eyes
You see the lights in sight
People leave as the lights leave in sight
I often see him sometimes
You have a creepy smile and eyes
There are a million figures
I fade at night
I light up but flicker
Forget the flickering, and forget the sight
Forget the night, forget sometimes
Forget to see a figure, and forget to see eyes
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