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Is this Gothic?
Waltz around a coffin out comes the old yellow clothes that adorned the sanctuary rotten! Thrown by the dancers in land, falls, down, back! Now stripped once covered the coffin! Yet their graceful waltz does not stop but continues round room wild dance on the walls! Round and around a coffin from the deadly dance not happy! Now, in this strange Dead Man's Chest why humans look gay! Twirling, whirling lawn die, The women smile and laugh! Now at this broken frame wooden pass dancers not to hate or love! The ball and the pace accelerates rushes and all is forgotten to bury the corpse, Off Cemetery waltz in the swamps of death, a total joke! Krystine … Batcave a man? Neat. And thanks for note that I am not emo.
I do laugh at his disapproval over clichés poem that self-contemptuously mocks the Gothic clichés. Well very well done and within what can be considered Gothic vein flows. You focus on a dark theme (dance around a corpse), but also self-depracting humor (Note especially the last line: "The death of an absolute joke.") They also show much appreciation for the darker side of life. However original, you are using a lot of clichés, it can be fun if you want to mock the clichés or just want to use them for their own reasons. Also, because you will not emotional about a minor tragedy, but the celebration of the death (!) Of all things, is not emo. In the end, I also Batcave, IMHO do declare that it is a decent gothic poem.
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