Episode 485 (Story 5: A Man Who Lived in Leeds)

Plot
This story is actually a poem. Some say this rhyme doesn't mean anything but others are not so sure...

Cast
There isn't a cast. There is only a narrator.

Information

 * Genres: Children's, Horror
 * Rating: Children. There is a possibly jump part.
 * Type of story: Horror

Story
Narrator: There was a man who lived in Leeds, He filled his garden full of seeds. And when the seeds began to grow, It was like a garden filled with snow. But when the snow began to melt, It was like a ship without a belt. And when the ship began to sail, It was like an eagle in the sky was like a bird without a tail. And when the bird began to fly, It was like an eagle in the sky. And when the sky began to roar, It was like a lion at my door. And when the door began to crack, It was like a pentknife at my back, And when my back began to ache, I was dead, dead, indeed! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! ==Recap== The story is actually a poem. The narrator tells about a man who lived in leeds and planted seeds in a garden. It then goes on to more rhymes that nobody really knows what they mean. At the end the narrator reveals that he was stabbed in the back and that he was dead and he screams.