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Lil


Notice of absence from Lil
If I don't respond in a few minutes I am probably at School, sleeping, with family/ friends, or forgot to bring my device.

In the depths of a small town named Ravenswood, nestled within a dense forest, there existed a haunting legend that chilled the bones of even the bravest souls. The townspeople whispered stories of a stalker who lurked within the shadows, a sinister presence that struck fear into the hearts of anyone who dared to tread in the haunted woods.
Legend had it that this malevolent figure, known simply as "The Phantom," stalked its unsuspecting victims relentlessly before claiming their lives in the most gruesome of ways. It was said that the Phantom's lair lay hidden deep within the heart of the woods, near an eerie creek that was notorious for the countless murders that had occurred there.
One fateful day, an old man by the name of Henry Simmons vanished without a trace. Henry was cherished by the community; a wise soul whose stories and advice were sought by many. As word of his disappearance spread, the townspeople grew increasingly worried. The police launched an extensive investigation, scouring every inch of the woods in search of any sign of their beloved friend.
Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months, but the old man's fate remained a mystery. The police refused to give up, tirelessly combing through the haunted woods day and night, driven by their commitment to unravel the truth. However, fate had something sinister in store for these brave officers.
One stormy night, as the rain poured relentlessly, a group of police officers ventured deeper into the woods than ever before. The chilling wind howled through the trees, creating an atmosphere laden with dread. Branches creaked and shadows danced eerily, heightening their senses to the unknown dangers lurking in the darkness.

  • Author: Lil-M-M (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: January 31st, 2024 06:34
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is a story. I have been writing a lot of stories. Even in the chapter book I ask for thoughts.
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments1

  • 2781

    You write extremely well for your age.

    • Lil

      Thank you.



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