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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Once upon a time in a land far out there. There lived a pretty princess with locks of pretty hair. If stories are to be believed a prince should have come her way. To take her from the tower to come and save the day. But the princess gave up waiting her hopes began to fall. She began conversing with the mirror on the wall. Listen now sweet princess I will be your friend. I will make you smile and your heart i`ll mend. Day turned into night and conversations came to pass. But little did the princess know a shadow had been cast. For the mirror was a demon locked behind the glass. A product from a spell from days that long had past. The princess listened carefully as the stories did unfold. Believing almost everything thats she had been told. They filled her with such bitterness with darkness and with hate. Soon they had consumed of her and it became to late. You will never be safe now princess you will never be free. I have possessed you princess you belong to me. You have no friends you know of, you wont be sadly missed. Now take this knife sweet princess slide it straight across your wrist. The princess grew so tired she had gone insane. No longer did she want to play the mirrors deadly game. She saw the blood flowing as she fell across the bed. Yet still the voice continued resounding in her head. It was your choice princess to listen to what i said. You only have yourself to blame now that you are.....dead.
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