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At last I was free From under her spell I said to myself Climbing out of the well But a strange feeling Came into my head As I mulled over the words That I had just said I wanted to go back With or without the curse Whether it was stockholm syndrome Or something far worse So I climbed back down To the young witch's lair Who despite her occupation Was beautiful and fair I explained my position As she listened with surprise Or so I thought As I looked in her eyes After hearing my request To stay by her side She seemed to break down And nearly cried She said she was no witch Just a practicer of magic But her skills were lacking And her results quite tragic I felt for her I did But she was young and sly And I could not tell If it was the truth or a lie In the end however I did not really care She was my beautiful witch And I'd follow her anywhere
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 1:13 AM UTC
The Witch's Well
At last I was free From under her spell I said to myself Climbing out of the well But a strange feeling Came into my head As I mulled over the words That I had just said I wanted to go back With or without the curse Whether it was stockholm syndrome Or something far worse So I climbed back down To the young witch's lair Who despite her occupation Was beautiful and fair I explained my position As she listened with surprise Or so I thought As I looked in her eyes After hearing my request To stay by her side She seemed to break down And nearly cried She said she was no witch Just a practicer of magic But her skills were lacking And her results quite tragic I felt for her I did But she was young and sly And I could not tell If it was the truth or a lie In the end however I did not really care She was my beautiful witch And I'd follow her anywhere
hadrian-veska
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 1:13 AM UTC
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