Seeking ever to find relevance,
THE WHISTLER spent his four and sixpence,
To see and hear the voice of doom,
The devil's demons in every room,
When 'ere on one cold, gray, shadowy night,
THE WHISTLER knew not wrong from right,
His chopper chopped their heads so fair,
As if by some great demon's dare,
And, lo, these ancient boundry marks,
Left by ancients for a lark,
THE WHISTLER they feared, and rightly so,
For on their weighted feet did show,
Hearts swift and quick led into sin,
THE WHISTLER saw their bloody end.
2007-03-08 03:41:50
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answer #1
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answered by soulburner 7
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Very interesting, from what I understood.
The murdered man was known for whistling.
Maybe that's why it's called the whistler.
2007-03-01 08:06:25
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answered by eyes_of_iceblue 5
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