Our tale begins one dark and stormy night.
Cliché? Perhaps, but bear with me, alright?
Atop a hill, a manor braves the storm.
Inside, it hides a single female form.
On silent feet, she pads through dusty halls,
Watched by ancestors upon the walls.
Scant’ly clad in nighty, bra and thong
What lies beneath? We’ll get to that anon.
Her curiosity leads to a room,
A parlor, dark, lit only by the moon.
This secret place, she’s never been allowed,
Contains a massive shape beneath a shroud.
Stored away in haste, a mirror, cursed,
Lost to many who have dared to search.
With a flourish, she reveals the glass,
And prays her actions haven’t been too rash.
Tonight, it’s possible she’ll met her doom,
Then right on queue, we hear the thunder boom!
With fear, she dares to glance at her own face,
But quickly finds there’s nothing out of place.
For all those haunted tales in family lore,
Perhaps this ancient thing is just a bore.
She strikes a pose, then primps, and checks her ass.