I have also decided to share this beautiful fictional poem created by Matthew Nicholls and Ross Stewart. Which is based on real lives. I found it quite one motivating and also quite sweet.   






☼ Think Luthaniel☼
Luthaniel had thought so much that he couldn't get lift his head. 
He tried to get up, but couldn't get out of bed.

He wondered why this is so,
but he just could not think, in fact he couldn't do anything, but lie there and blink. 

The sun had long ago risen, although he had not. What was he to do? He really needed a thought.

His mother soon came running, for fears left unsaid. The sight she saw confusing, Luthaniel lying in bed.

'Luthaniel, why are you not up?' She spoke with mixed emotions. 'Because I can not think mum' Which stated such a commotion. 

'What do you mean you can not think?' She asked not kind but stern. 
'I try and try...' interrupted his mum 'It's because you don't go to school and learn.'

Which was statement that really ran true. For Luthaniel didn't learn he laid there blue. 

Then Luthaniel got angry. 
A thought popped into his head. 
He jumped out and declared:
'It's better to learn than be dead'

 ☽ (°ロ°)☝

When we read ghost stories, they are always have so many similarities....'oujia board, old house, next to a forest...strange noises in the house....mysterious movements of knives...ghost always steals something valuable (knife). 




But maybe this story might change some interpretations of ghost stories...

Charlotte's Story
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My mother worked in a daycare that had taken over the wing of an old school and the building is notoriously haunted with the ghost of the school's name-sake and founder, Colonel Walker. The attic of the building was used as storage for the daycare and many people reported small, fairly unobtrusive events while being up there, things like boxes shifting around behind you, drawers opening on the other side of the room where you were, curtains suddenly moving, the feeling of someone else being in the attic with you. But the kids were the most in tune it seems. I know that lots of the kids talked about "the old man" at the daycare (which was staffed entirely by women), and I have definitely seen the kids react by all at once looking to the door as if someone entered the room when no one had. Personally, I always felt as if someone was walking directly behind me whenever I had to go from one end of the hallway to another and sometimes I would hang out in the kitchen waiting for my mom to finish up work for the day while I finished my homework or something, I often felt like someone was there with me (I spent a lot of time there, especially in the summer when school was out, helping around the daycare). The most famous piece of evidence of Colonel Walker's ghost was a picture taken at Halloween of all the kids in their costumes. Right in the back, standing behind the children and looking straight at the camera, is the watery and somewhat blurred face and upper body of an older man. Like, you don't even have to squint or tilt your head to make out that it is there. Now I know that it could have been some bleed from some other photos or something, but I think, given all the other evidence it seems they got the Colonel on camera.

-anon :O

     
          I would also love to thank
         Bronze for his fabulous 
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          Thank you for reading!