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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required For some time a young man had not seen his lover. He made haste to join her soon as time allowed. Riding on horseback he sped home to see her. Ride he did from Georgetown to Pawleys, Riding to her in lower South Carolina. Eager to see her he acted fool hardy, by marshland and swamp instead of by road. The short cut he took was riddled with quicksand. Both he and the horse were lost and ne’er found. The young girl declared she would never again love. Time needed to heal, she began to forlornly walk and remember the young man she once knew. Mourning her lover she walked every day. On one such excursion, she saw a young man. Dressed in gray approach at a distance. When he drew near she recognized her beau. She knew he had died but now lives again? A touch to her lips brought her to silence. “Please leave immediately, there is great danger” Without saying more he vanished away. Finding her parents she told them the story They fled to the mainland making great haste. The hurricane that night was fierce and deadly. Lives were lost and many homes destroyed. Save their’s and a neighbors whom also was warned. No one can explain the subsequent sightings. Foretelling the safety of those whom are warned. Of their lives and belonging which stayed safe in the wake of a terrible, terrible storm. But the young girl knew that which they didn’t.
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