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    Nightmare Poetry: A Collection Of Horror Poiesis
    Nightmare Poetry: A Collection Of Horror Poiesis
    Nightmare Poetry: A Collection Of Horror Poiesis
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    Nightmare Poetry: A Collection Of Horror Poiesis

    By Ted Colias

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    Dive into the chilling realms of the unknown with our collection of spine tingling poetry. Unearth verses that whisper of shadows, dance with phantoms, and echo the eerie tales that linger in the dark corners of the mind. Embrace the macabre beauty of words that unravel haunting mysteries, inviting you to traverse the haunting landscapes of our scary poetry collection. Dare you venture into the poetic abyss where fear takes poetic form?"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateJan 11, 2024
    ISBN9783755467144
    Nightmare Poetry: A Collection Of Horror Poiesis

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      Book preview

      Nightmare Poetry - Ted Colias

      Introduction

      In the shadows of the moon's eerie glow, where whispers linger and the night takes on a spectral hue, join me on a

      journey through the macabre and the mysterious. Within the verses that follow,the darkness unfurls its tendrils,

      weaving a tapestry of fear and haunting beauty.From haunted moors to desolate graveyards,

      this collection of chilling poetry invites you to tread cautiously into the realms where

      phantoms dance, and the echoes of the supernatural resound.Welcome to a world

      where the moonlight reveals the unseen and every verse tells a tale

      that chills the soul welcome to the realm of nightmare poetry.

      Table Of Contents

      Introduction: Into the Shadows

           Chapter 1: Moonlit Memories

      Chapter 2: Melodies Of Shadows

      Chapter 3: Enchanted Grove

           Chapter 4: Graveyard Secrets

           Chapter 5: Labyrinth Of Shadows

           Chapter 6: Beneath The Willow's Gaze

           Chapter 7: Cobweb Library Chronicles

           Chapter 8: Nursery Lullabies

           Chapter

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