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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The sun cries poorly on the bare skin of my arms It's dreadful rays melting my eyes burning the lashes Begging me to wake up and sing a song for it I sing my song with a voice of a violin Move my hands back and forth they went This was back then I head down stairs with a noisy thump sound of my feet I hear mom calling up to me Good morning I would say Hoping it was a better day Was I dreaming or hesitating What it this? Flashback it was indeed I have mother or father either I want them back please! The devil took them away from me Now it's his turn for me I defeat I run to the graveyard realized I cut both feet I keep going cause that's just me Running faster and faster Ignoring the pain each step I take Cover with armor rose in my hair I represent faith and courage I yell about You can't bring me down this time I with angels by my side Can defeat the true power of evil Leave or be forced to leave! He ignores and walks away In his ugly red palms lies my parents I love them more than you can kill LEAVE! He runs towards me I see a white light and head to sleep BOOM! I end up in my room still singing I think to myself and head downstairs My parents there What's going on? Am I alive I say over and over in my head....... Is this a lie?
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