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"If you'd like to see a sight
To set your skin acrawl,
Come with me on Hallow's Night
To see the Zombie Ball!

Round the smarmy toadstool bed
On Amanita Lane
Merry dance the mouldy dead
Who've come to life again.

First there wobbles Squashed Hedgehog
Who fell beneath a car.
Then leaps lively Half-a-Frog
(How tasty frog-legs are!)

Next comes Rotten Rex the Rat
Corrupted to the bone
And in his trail of maggots fat
Comes Stinky Bird, alone.

Bringing up the putrid rear
With guts upon his feet
Pond'rous twirls, amid loud jeers
The shrew who lived to eat."

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:iconkazita:
Wow, this is amazing! :wow:

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:iconsc0pe:
really cute. the old and forgotten keeps together..
zombie ratz :)

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:iconhikageneko:
Cut and fantastic :)

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HikageNeko aka Panthera

~TPAoDaTuGoDaMoTL - The Pure Armageddon of Doom and The Undead Gods of Darkness and Mayhem of The Light
:icondeadgods:
Adorable---what a delightfully fluffy take on zombies. They all have so much character, and their poses are wonderful. :+fav:

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Oh remember in your narrowing dark hours
That more things move than blood in the heart
:iconmysticfaerie:
This is actually rather pretty. I like the pumpkins hanging from the trees and the ambience that the whole scene seems to give off.
:iconnimrais:
Man Socar, a masterpiece. :]

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... and all that could have been.
:iconnoctourniquet:
Zombie Rat & with that Halloween flair.. I love it!

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"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." -Anais Nin
:iconvampyrenyx:
This reminds me of the festival cards from the "The Fairy Ring" Tarot deck. Beautiful work!

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Nyx
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"There exist only three beings worthy of respect: the priest, the soldier, the poet. To know, to kill, to create."
Charles Baudelaire (1821 - 1867), Mon Coeur Mis a Nu, XXII
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