Anyone with a slightly sick sense of humor will be enchanted by this twisted love story.

Twitter user Matt, who goes by the name @SixthFormPoet, shared a dark love story on Twitter that’s been read by nearly 600,000 people. It starts in a graveyard and feels like it could be the premise for a Tim Burton film. While it’s hard to verify whether the story is true, Matt insists that it’s…

Tod Perry

Dec 5, 2019

Photo credit: Array – Image by Brent Connelly from Pixabay and sixthformpoet / Twitter

Twitter user Matt, who goes by the name @SixthFormPoet, shared a dark love story on Twitter that’s been read by nearly 600,000 people. It starts in a graveyard and feels like it could be the premise for a Tim Burton film.

While it’s hard to verify whether the story is true, Matt insists that it’s real, so we’ll believe him.

Hello, good morning. A ridiculous but ENTIRELY TRUE story coming up, told in three parts. Ten tweets per part so you might want to a) make a strong coffee, or b) ignore me
— sixthformpoet (@sixthformpoet) June 9, 2019

THIS IS A FILM. MAKE THIS A FILM
— Rafael Schacter (@RafaelSchacter) June 9, 2019

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