{"sf1_id":1416512,"sf2_id":"rn6GZwG1","title":"The Deadman","author":"Kingkazon","words":152,"posted_at":"2019-01-31T20:50:00.000Z","tags":["Kingkazon","Poetry","The Deadman"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1416512-the-deadman","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/rn6GZwG1","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/c3/80/c3808935-259b-4d40-89be-c2adc4497581","description":"\"The Deadman\" is a poetical piece I wrote years ago was my first attempt of bringing that spine chilling feel into my poetical works. Throughout the years, this has become a favourite among my readers and hopefully it will continue to inspire and entertain.","content":"May it be told that he shall come when the bell tolls.  \nYou will hear the church bells speak like never before.  \nWith every word they speak, they tell of a warning.  \nThe first toll is that he has risen.  \nThe second cry is that he is coming.  \nThe third and final toll is that he is near.  \nThe bell's voice grows silent and thunder will soon follow the silence.  \nLightning will be seen in the dark hellish sky.  \nYou shall be consumed by fear when the storm comes.  \nBut in the mist of the confusion that will swarm your mind; you will hear that of a song of sorrow and death.  \nBefore you could think any other thought, you will meet the risen.  \nYou will meet the apprentice of Death, the one who follows the darkness, and he will stand before you.  \nWhen he does, you will soon rest in peace.\n\n  \n  \n\n"}