DAISY

Greetings FRIGHT-FRIENDS. It is I, your MAGGOT-MUNCHER CREEPS, here with a tale of a GHOULISH-GARDEN hee-hee-hee-hee-hee! This one is rather SEEDY, and it's called...

Out in the countryside of southern-Kentucky, there was a farm, where a young woman watered a garden by the side of the farmhouse back in 1946 one day. She hummed My Old Kentucky Home and watered her daisies. Just then, a little boy ran out of the farmhouse, crying. A young man rushed out of the farmhouse then too. The boy ran to the young woman and she hugged him. "Mama, Daddy hit me again!" he said to her. "Oh, James, y'all have a black eye Sweetheart awe!" the boy's mother said to him, concerned and kissed his forehead. The young man came to James and his mother. "Oh, Ed, how could y'all" the boy's mother said to the young man, angry. "Shut up Mary. James was just playin' with his dang toys, instead of doin' chores" Ed said to her angrily. Ed pulled his son away from Mary, causing James to cry more. "Ed please!" Mary said to him and he slapped her across the face, causing her to scream out in pain. "Y'all do your chores ya brat, or I'll beat y'all bloody!" Ed threatened James and went back into the farmhouse then. "Mama are you alright?" James cried, asking. "Oh, yes, Sweetheart thank you. Stay away from Daddy for awhile ya here?" Mary responded. "Yes Mama" he answered, and they hugged each other then.

That night, James was bouncing a ball outside and stood over by the garden. Within the shadows, there was a figure of a woman standing in the garden. "Why, hello little boy. I am Daisy. You and your Mama seem to need help" the woman said to James in a whispery-voice. "Howdy, ma'am, I am James. Yep we sure do from my Daddy" James answered, introducing himself as, and explaining to Daisy. "Hello James. I shall help you and your Mama with your Daddy" Daisy said within her whispery-voice. As James walked away carrying his ball, two vines each with three leaves on them crawled out of the garden. Meanwhile, Ed smoked a cigar and blew smoke into Mary's face, causing her to cough as they sat on a sofa together in the front room of the farmhouse. "Please dear. Your cigar smoke always makes me cough" Mary said to Ed annoyed. "Ah, shut up baby. Is supper ready?" he responded rudely and asked. "Almost dear. It's been cookin' for about an hour" Mary responded and sighed in grief. Mary went into the kitchen and heard Daisy's whispering from outside the open-window whisper to her: "good evening, ma'am, I met your Son James. I shall help him and you with your Husband Ed". Mary looked out and saw the shadowy-figure of Daisy. "Good evenin', ma'am, who are y'all?" she asked. "I am Daisy, Mary" she introduced herself to Mary as, whispering within the night. Daisy moved away from the open-window.

The back door in the kitchen opened and in walked James. "Evenin' Mama" he said to Mary, shutting the back door. "Good evenin' James. Did you have some fun bouncing your ball outside?" Mary asked him, smiling. "Yes Mama" he answered, smiling back at her. "Good dear" she said. Ed came into the kitchen and pulled out a bottle of Kentucky Bourbon from their ice-box. Mary pulled a ham out of the oven and Ed took a look at it. "Dadgummit, Mary, that ham's burned a little" he shouted at her. "Sorry, Ed, it's not that burned dear" she replied, sadly sighing. "Ed!" the whispers of Daisy called from out, in the night. "Who in tarnation is that?" Ed asked and went out the back door then. He opened the bottle of Kentucky Bourbon and took a swig. Then Ed walked around to the garden by the side of the house. Daisy stood within the garden of daisies within the shadows and moved into the moonlight. Daisy was a female plant-like creature of a green, mossy-color. The plant-like monster had green hair like weeds, and she seemed to glare at Ed with eerie eye-sockets. Her arms and hands were the two vines with the three leaves on them and Daisy had a few weeds that stuck out of her plant-like body. Ed screamed at the thing in fear, and she whispered: "Ed!", her nose and mouth covered with green moss. The monster wrapped its vine-like arms around Ed's body quickly then, causing him to drop his bottle of bourbon, smashing it on the ground. Then, Daisy revealed white long fangs through her moss-covered mouth and bit him in the cheek, hissing. Ed screamed more. As the monster within the garden gnawed on Ed's shadowy-figure, feasting on him, Mary watched out the open-window from inside the kitchen. She smiled, sighing with relief. Within the kitchen, James said to her, "Daisy's takin' care of Daddy, Mama!". "Yes, sweetheart, she is indeed!" Mary agreed, saying and sat down at the table across from where he was sitting at. The following day, James walked over to the garden of daisies. He played My Old Kentucky Home on a harmonica then. Within the garden was Ed's skull, lying within the sunlight of the day.

I hope that was a rather VINE TALE for you kiddies heh-heh. Mary's garden of daisies sure GRUESOME ha-ha-ha-ha! As for Daisy, she was quite a SCARE-I-GOLD hee-hee-hee-hee. As for Ed, you have to admire HIS SKULL FOR GARDENING aha-ha-ha-ha!