The Conjuring

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In the hush of midnight's breath,Where shadows weave the tales of death,I call upon the buried cries,Beneath the earth, where sorrow lies

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In the hush of midnight's breath,
Where shadows weave the tales of death,
I call upon the buried cries,
Beneath the earth, where sorrow lies.

A flickering candle casts its doom,
In the heart of the forsaken room.
Walls whisper secrets lost in time,
And clocks pulse with a ghostly chime.

The air grows thick with sins concealed,
The scars of grief long unrevealed,
As whispers rise from graves unknown,
In twisted tongue, a haunted moan.

Specters coil in a spiral dance,
Bound by the spell of morbid trance,
Eyes like embers, hollow, dim,
Locked in a stare cold as sin.

With each incantation, dread takes form,
A spectral tide, a brewing storm.
This is no prayer, nor holy creed—
Only darkness sown from mortal need.

Yet when dawn creeps upon the curse,
I'm left alone, my soul immersed,
A ghost myself, a hollow thing,
Forever bound by The Conjuring.

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