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777 Oak Drive

777 White Oak Drive
I felt my hairs stand up as I drove up
whatever horrors happened here still lingered
the real estate lady named Janet introduced herself
her smile was a tiny bit too faux

I felt creeped out, as if we were being watched
analyzed, and marked for slaughter
I had never felt this threatened
and we were not inside yet
Janet took a step forward, I think I backed up

She smiled at me
her teeth seemed diabolical
something was amiss
was there an axe murderer with a knife waiting for me inside?
I offered no explanation

my teeth were chattering with dread
I turned and ran back to my car
did not wave good bye
never entering
777 White Oak Drive
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