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A figure stands, a haunted bride
Left at the altar, where she died
He must pay the price, her claim
To making sure he is to blame
Promised he would stay forever
Then turned away, thought he was clever
Silly man, he’ll not escape
The ire brought by his mistake
She’ll come at him, in dark of night
This ghostly figure, dressed in white
And hidden well, beneath her veil
A sharpened blade, made to impale
Blood now seals his human fate
What should have been, upon this date
As she takes from him, his Earthly life
So she can become, his unearthly wife
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Should put a ring on it
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