Legends from the Beautiful Moon Mizuki

Tonight's episode is about the second part of The Vampyre. It talks about the origins of the vampires and how they are viewed in different cultures. Stay tuned for the final episode next time.



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Greetings from Mizuki, your host. I am sharing with you today a self-written poem that I wrote very recently. My inspiration for this is the seemingly never-ending chaos in the world. It is very short and I hope you like it. From time to time, I will be sharing my other poems and short stories.

Here are the verses of my poem:



Can we burn the whole world down tonight?

Can the world stand still for a moment?

I cannot keep up with the motion

Everything keeps spinning and turning

Along with all my swirling emotions

I want the world to quiet down just a little

Give me time to think and feel

I am on a never-ending rollercoaster ride

I do not know anymore what is real

Can we burn the whole world down tonight?

Give me some peace just this time

I am being torn down from limb to limb

I, too, need to breathe sometimes



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I hope you enjoy this!

Welcome back to another episode of the Legends from the Moon. I will be sharing to you yet another gothic novella from 1800s which is called The Vampyre by John Polidori. This will be divided into 3 episodes. The Vampyre by John Polidori was published in 1819 about a young  and enigmatic Englishman named Aubrey who seduces young women to suck their blood and vanish before going on to another trip around Europe. In the 1800s, this classic vampire story inspired lots of works and was even made into a stage play because of its popularity at the time.



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Hello and welcome to the very first episode of the Legends from the Beautiful Moon.

This is Mizuki and I will be reading to you stories and poems that were written by famous authors and sometimes even by me.

For my first episode, I would like to dedicate it to the Master of the Macabre, Edgar Allan Poe. His works are loved by millions of people all over the world and have inspired several writers like me.

This is a story about a man named Montresor who sought revenge on his acquaintance, Fortunato, by luring him into the catacombs of his abode and buried him there alive. Now let's take a dive into the macabre.

If you enjoyed listening to this, you can check out The Cask of Amontillado in the public domain through gutenberg.org

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Let's enjoy the stories of the night again next time.

Hello everyone. Welcome to my podcast. This is Mizuki and I will be your host for all the shows in this podcast. The main themes are darkness, tragedy and even relaxation; especially if you are like me who finds peace in solitude  and some dark tales. Some short stories and poetry were written by famous authors which will be read by me whilst some will be read and written by me. I hope that you enjoy your listening. Let's all relax under the pale moonlight.