In Edinburgh's drizzly, twilight haze
we took a ghost walk through the old town streets
and wandered through a dormant, undead maze
of long ago, and wondered what we'd meet.
the mite-chewed Wheel and Gallows slept in rot,
The Branks, the Iron Maiden in repose,
we peeped and probed and scrutinized the lot,
but nowhere did we see a single ghost.
Beaten, we snapped memories and caught our flight,
wished the wayward spirits and Scots goodbye
later, I browsed through photos of that night,
when a gray, pellucid figure caught my eye.
There hadn't been an older man en route
in a top hat and sixteenth century suit.
Published by Lyndi Lane
Lyndi Lane is a transplanted Southern Californian now freezing on the East Coast for the sake of grad school. She writes in whatever spare time her life as a professional speaker and trainer affords her, and... View profile
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Post a CommentMysterious
You've captured the essence of Edinburgh's ghost walk completely. I didn't know that your photo captured the 'ghost' too.