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The ancient gaffer would recount the tale
To the people gathered in tavern hall Of the night the last of the witches fell; This night they fear the cloak of darkness fall The town’s people will seek shelter knowing Each year on this date her promise remade, “You will reap seeds of wrath you are sowing; Killing fog from the mountain will cascade” Tonight they listen in dark, somber fear And remember all who now have perished The gaffer is eldest; his time draws near Ev'ry breath that he breathes should be cherished The senior man raises high his last flask Giving a whispered toast to his death mask Editor's Note: This is my first Shakespearean Sonnet and was written for
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