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    Death Becomes Her
    Death Becomes Her
    Death Becomes Her
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    Death Becomes Her

    By Serena Mossgraves

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    A dark group of poetry written by the horror writer Serena Mossgraves. Sensitive topics and the idea that death is attractive written into a group of dark poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFae Corps Publishing
    Release dateJun 18, 2022
    ISBN9798201031978
    Death Becomes Her
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    Serena Mossgraves

    Serena Mossgraves is a twisted faery with the urge to scare the unwitting reader. Her dark tales of nightmares excite the unwary. She has been seen prowling around looking for new tales to twist and share. She is an avid reader who has always enjoyed the more gothic settings. If you are not afraid to seek her out she is on Facebook at www.facebook.com/serenitysfall and will gladly visit with you there.

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      Death Becomes Her - Serena Mossgraves

      Table of Contents

      Death Becomes Her

      Serial Killer’s Interlude

      Bloomed in the Dark

      The Woman In White

      The Muse

      Somehow My Heart Still Beats

      Mary was an addict

      Triple goddess with a darker bent

      The Darkness Blankets

      Buried Heart

      My Sister, The Serial Killer

      Blood dripping from the trees

      Crimson Stains

      I Get Why She Chose You

      Combing Through Fresh Soil

      The Mask

      Deal With The Devil

      Suicide

      Brains

      Between the Beats

      Tis Not Death I Love

      The Fae Places

      Teardrops Frozen

      Table of Contents Continued

      A Murder Poem

      Up The Web

      Breaking the limits

      Reaching for the food

      destroy a monster without becoming one

      Between the counts of breaths

      The maggots crawl in

      The drops of blood

      Death's mask covered

      Poison

      Deep in a broken heart

      Into the mirror death peered

      A Monster in My Thoughts

      We Have Always Lived in the

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