The Ghost of Donna Lou

voices of ghosts

The Ghost of Donna Lou

In the early morning fog

just bypassing the tunnel

the click click of stiletto’s

long pale legs barely covered

in a red backless mini dress

her slender silhouette vanishes

gossip in the neighborhood

says she’s trying to get home

the ghost of Donna Lou

never finds its way back

her cheap perfume lingers

at crossroads with her killer

she was a young prostitute

on the streets of New York

Voices of Ghosts

  • Author: voices of ghosts (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 6th, 2022 19:30
  • Comment from author about the poem: the phantoms of the inner city Voices of Ghost
  • Category: Short story
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  • Crowns4Christ

    Wow,ever investigated goldfield hotel in goldfield,NV.
    I actually seen an apparition in a fourth floor window

    • voices of ghosts

      Thank you for reading my work. you are truly about the only one that reads and comments, I am thankful for that, also thank you for the tip on
      goldfield hotel
      Voices of Ghosts

      • Crowns4Christ

        On ghost adventures with Zack baggers, they investigated it and got alot of activity,and that was after I seen a woman's apparition

      • L. B. Mek

        I like your intriguing concept
        giving 'Voice'
        to society's, marginalised 'Ghosts'..
        a wonderful example of poetry's, utility
        beyond its usual
        artistry, or self-expression
        scope for subject matter..
        this is my first time reading your work, I think
        so I need to ask, if your characters
        are sourced from events in reality
        or completely, 'empathetically'
        fictional
        (thanks for sharing)

        • voices of ghosts

          Thank you for reading
          I'm a parapsychology/paranormal investigator my stories are based on our own investigations.

        • Dahlia

          descriptively eerie I personally haven't experience ghosts but I don't doubt either...enjoyed...Dahlia



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