Saunders on Lovecraft
Saturday, January 10, 2009
posted by Leo Grin
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The hangman asked of the carrion crow,
But the raven made reply:
"Black ride the men who rode with Death
Beneath the midnight sky,
"And black each steed and grey each skull
And strange each deathly eye.
"They have given their breath to grey old Death
And yet they cannot die."
The hangman asked of the carrion crow,
But the raven made reply:
"Black ride the men who rode with Death
Beneath the midnight sky,
"And black each steed and grey each skull
And strange each deathly eye.
"They have given their breath to grey old Death
And yet they cannot die."
But the raven made reply:
"Black ride the men who rode with Death
Beneath the midnight sky,
"And black each steed and grey each skull
And strange each deathly eye.
"They have given their breath to grey old Death
And yet they cannot die."
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