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The Necromancer
Love and death, and the wish that you can bring back someone you love from the grave; longing and desire; a complex turn of events as she finds love in the ordinary and the real.
- GenresPoetry
86 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 6, 2013
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November 29, 2021
cw: mentions of blood, death, self-harm, and possibly suicide
this was the most gothic thing, the way it was written was beautiful and haunting. it's how you expect vampires to talk but better since it's eloquent. i didn't completely understand but that just gives me another excuse to reread it.
this was the most gothic thing, the way it was written was beautiful and haunting. it's how you expect vampires to talk but better since it's eloquent. i didn't completely understand but that just gives me another excuse to reread it.
October 25, 2014
With poems rich and powerful, you are drawn into a world of the macabre with dark but vivid descriptions. It seems to be a collection of poems of a vampire who is in love.
Excerpt:
Her death has made a mess of my mind;
and left me howling in the darkness.
Excerpt:
Her death has made a mess of my mind;
and left me howling in the darkness.
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