Grande Masquerade
By matteus
the grande masquerade is soon to begin at the stroke of midnight all will
rise and join in the dead festivities. the aching the dead the sorrowful
the loved the hated and most importantly the dead for this is a dead party.
all are invited to enter my castle but beware for you will leave a part
of your joy and sanity. enter upon your own free will a ball to die for
a ball to rise for a night to never forget for you will soon join me amongst
the dead crowd. heartless melancholic dawn dies while the angels cry their
melody of fright in the night trying to revive which has been centuries
dead. dead corpses walk with no feelings of physical pain only inside
all will remain, the light be too bright which casts fear into my empty
chest where my blackened heart once laid. my castle empty but the screams
in the halls, watch out the walls bite hahahah now you all will die!!!
drained white fresh corpses lay upon the ground of my grand courtyard.
" where hath thou gone Count Matteus??"
Comments on "Grande Masquerade"
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A former member wrote:
I have always wanted to go to a ball, whether it be with the dead or not it would still be awesome. You have some great sytle of writing Count Matteus :)