Playing around with A.I. generator and came up with this.

Naturally it inspired a Haiku.
3 happy vampires
Dancing in the cool moonlight
Nightly feast complete
Playing around with A.I. generator and came up with this.

Naturally it inspired a Haiku.
3 happy vampires
Dancing in the cool moonlight
Nightly feast complete
A damp musty crypt
Down inside the thick darkness
Vampire waits for night
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Watched this great Vampire movie a couple of nights ago and it helped to inspire this Haiku. Are you a Vampire fan? Just curious. And, shameless plug, I plan to cover this one on my Nightlight Tales Podcast – eventually.
Nighttime shadow moves
Coolness chilling the warm room
Vampire takes his drink
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And if you need a solid Vampire movie to watch – check out this movie you can watch right now on Shudder. If you love horror Shudder is a great service to sign up for.
In the eastern sky
Splashes of red appearing
Dawn’s light approaching
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I wrote this paragraph for a 100 words or less flash fiction contest.
I thought I would share it.
Night closing. Dawn approaching. Vampire walks into the tomb after a long night of feasting. He sees his love, his eternal companion, nestled in her coffin. He looks around at the empty blood bags lying on the floor, a Vampire afraid of killing humans, she is a strange one. He hangs the full blood bags in the refrigerator, closes the door, and once again looks at the mess. He shakes his head, ageless shoulder length blonde hair rustling, and smiles – “Holy cow, that’s a lot of empties,” he replies and crawls into his coffin, settles in. The day arrives.
Night’s darkness growing
Crawling across the daylight
Vampires start to rise
A Vampire lurking
Hunting within the darkness
Feeding by moonlight
Racing and pulsing
Red eternal energy
Food for the vampire
Sweet pulsing crimson
Cocktail for eternal life
Blood drenched centuries
Lost inside a trance
Victim cradled in his arms
Sharp fangs pierce the flesh
Victim’s will be taken,
with the piercing of a bite.
Warm soft blood,
eternal living from dying light.
Yes, commit to me
He said as he held her tight
Exposing his fangs
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For more prompts like “commit” go here: Haiku Horizons
Night’s apparitions
Hunters and lethal killers
Feasting on crimson
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Inspired by this song
Steamy creamy cup
Hot coffee on a cool day
Perfect afternoon
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If you need something to read this holiday season to go along with that cup.
Check out A Vampire at Christmas.

Available here.
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UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00KRCCTU0?*Version*=1&*entries*=0
You can also get it in print here as a bonus short story.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1502731088
EXP:
This American city was a modern postcard of Christmas, so far removed from the ancient ones Talan had frequented in his native Europe during this time of year. It was picture perfect with fallen snow and Christmas splashed across everything. Each person he saw had arm loads of presents packed tight into cradling arms, last-minute shoppers rounding up what they could before the stores closed for the evening.
He stood there a moment and took it all in, sack growing heavy on his arms. He hated to leave this scene, hated to do what he had to do next, because Norman Rockwell couldn’t have painted a better picture than the one he was witnessing. But, he had to feed. He had to eat. The hunger was consuming him now, and the smell of the blood in these happy mortals was almost more than he could resist.
He found a dark alley, looked around, and seeing no one watching, leaped straight up, landing on top of a roof covered in three to four inches of fresh snow. His boots treaded lightly across this white ground, as he found a corner and stashed the sack. He then walked over to the door that led onto the roof. He pried it open, and slipped inside. Down a few sets of stairs, he found what he was looking for. It was an electrical outlet. He plugged in his IPod, looked around for a moment. He walked down to the door that opened onto this set of stairs. It was an emergency door, complete with siren and all, so he knew his IPod would be safe until he got back. He walked back up, onto the roof, and over to the edge of the building. He peered down. Seeing no one about, he stepped over the edge, and gently dropped back onto the snow-covered asphalt below.
Christmas on the brink
Lights, decorations, and song
Time to celebrate
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No time like the present (pun intended) to start to promote a few of my Holiday Horror Stories.

3 men try to save Christmas in a Zombie Apocalypse.
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Print: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1502731088

A Vampire uses his riches and skills to spread joy throughout the holiday season.
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UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00KRCCTU0?*Version*=1&*entries*=0
So, how would you save Christmas in a Zombie Apocalypse or if you were a Vampire how would you spend your holiday time?
Slip into a trance
My fair white skin will hold you
While I bare sharp fangs
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For more prompts like “fair” go here: Haiku Horizons
For interesting stuff on Dracula go here: Resurrection

Centuries traveled
Showing the world my darkness
With each little bite
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For more prompts like “show” go here: https://haikuhorizons.wordpress.com/

The first use of the word “vampire” in English wasn’t until 1734, when it was mentioned in a book called Travels of Three English Gentlemen. Although the idea of the “undead” returning to attack the living is ancient and occurs in many cultures, the bloodsucking vampire we recognise today arose in south-eastern Europe in the 17th century. Versions of the word “vampire” exist in all the Slavic languages and some linguists have traced it back to ubyr, the Tatar word for “witch”. via QI: Quite interesting facts about vampires – Telegrap
Cool of the night-time
Sliver of moon winking down
Shadows dark and thick
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Here are a couple of songs that fit perfectly with this run (though I didn’t listen to either one last night, nope, listened to Van Halen instead – something about them that is good to run to).
In case you were wondering why I didn’t post this last night. The reason was that I had posted a lot to this blog on Friday, so I thought I would give you guys a break. I don’t like to bombard with posts. I apologize if I ever do. There’s just a lot going on right now for me, as I try to get the word out.
A couple of reminders before I go: My collection of 6 Horror Short Stories is still running free today. Grab a copy if you haven’t gotten one already. Also, don’t forget about my Goodreads Giveaway. That’s all. Take care, and have a great Saturday.
You can read a bit of the Zombie Holiday Trilogy here: Zombie Sampler
Giveaway ends November 10, 2014.
See the giveaway details
at Goodreads.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007RQ5302
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