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A haiku - Haunted Echoes challenge

By A.E. ByrnePublished 3 months ago • Updated 3 months ago • 1 min read

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An eldritch cry sounds

Through misty, moonlit streets

Death, will soon come 'round

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A.E. Byrne

Amateur poet; daughter of a published poet. I like to try and incorporate folklore/mythology with emotional depth. I've kept my writing to myself for most of my life; but would like to share it - learn, grown. Feedback is appreciated.

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