Necrohistriophilia II (But Really I)

 Spoke louder in silence
than most did with words

Told stories without music
Operas
without even a single bell

Faces in the dark
expressed all emotions
yet he
was never seen

He pulled a thousand men
out of his artist's box
and wore them for us
swearing it wasn't magic

The first Master Of Disguise
in his short journey
created a long path
for others to follow
and then continue onward
into the deafening sound

8-July-2024
Tressa Lee Breen
Day 8 of 31 CampNaNoWriMo2024
My neologism:
Necrohistriophilia
(neck-row-hiss-tree-oh-fill-ee-ah)
from - 
Necro: those that are dead
Histrio: actor
Philia: abnormal liking for
meaning -
obsessed with a deceased actor
Images (click on the image for movie info) from
"The Hunchback Of Notre Dame"
"The Phantom Of The Opera"
"London After Midnight"
"The Unholy Three"
“The Miracle Man”
used without consent, with no credit taken, with no profit made, and no offense intended.



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