Greetings, scabies and mental-men! Soon the full moon will rise and it will be Halloween once again… To commemorate this horrid holiday, Treehouse would like to proudly present you with our first-ever Treehouse Halloween Special! This mini movie event will be unleashed upon Youtube October 30th at midnight! Check out an exclusive sneak peak below:

Wait a minute, where’s The Ambassador’s eye patch?! And who was that devilish character at the end of the trailer? These questions and many more will be answered come Halloween! So tune in October 30th at midnight (Eastern Time) and be the first to witness this terrifying tale of a world gone Lullaby!

Oh… and don’t forget to bring your friends, both dead and alive! Ha ha ha ha!

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In describing the poem, Purpura writes:

“The traditional fearsomeness of death (at least when thinking about my own) comes bearing a paradox that’s been palpable to me (and slippery) since childhood. Visually, I guess the paradox would look like a moebius strip, the inside twisting around to become outside…I was finally able to slow it down enough to catch the sensation and pace it out and tack some words to it. The writing of the poem doesn’t drive out the fear, but at least makes some space for the consistent surprise of the thought to land.” 

You can read the poem here.

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