You´re
cordially invited to a party by the ancient black Goth,
Where you´ll
be lit by the moonlight & escorted by the moth,
Held in the cloisters
of the graveyard, by the old tombstones,
Where grey
dank mists are stirred by the old cracked bones.
Be garbed in
alabaster pore & draped in gown of midnight lace,
Inked scarlet
lip & ebony eye, shall mask your mysterious face,
Please come
grave-ash-booted by the light of the haunted moon,
And old medieval
chantings, by black ravens shall dance the tune.
By eerie
yellow candlelight & on bat broth, you shall gaudily dine,
You shall
quaff from bloody gargoyle goblet, full rich garnet wine,
Serpents from
the Styx shall dance & skulls will wink & slyly smile,
And midnight
cavorting shall excite loins & seduce the ready bile.
You´ll be
serenaded all night by hounds & wolves that bay & howl,
Kissed upon
your powdered cheek by the flitting bat & hooting owl,
You shall dance
the night away, with spiders in their webs of dew,
Until the
glinting of dawn appears & washes the fresh day anew.
I´m sending
you this invitation to a party, of the midnight Goth,
If you
accept, the folk of the night, to you, their hats shall doff,
So don your glad
rags, those black, dark & of deep velvet hue,
And there shall
surely be a dark & eerie welcome awaiting you.
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