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Born with the legs of a baby deer I sprung to my feet, Running not from a wolf, not from a bear, But from a young women Who raised children with fear I dived into the room The one with purple walls, closed curtains and a box full of dolls Swallowed by the dark I was an appetiser For the shadows yet to come Looming over the bed frame Her voice distorted Her body stretched In a second, she switched from A mother to a monster One with miserable, red eyes
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 3:09 AM UTC
A Series - 1
Born with the legs of a baby deer I sprung to my feet, Running not from a wolf, not from a bear, But from a young women Who raised children with fear I dived into the room The one with purple walls, closed curtains and a box full of dolls Swallowed by the dark I was an appetiser For the shadows yet to come Looming over the bed frame Her voice distorted Her body stretched In a second, she switched from A mother to a monster One with miserable, red eyes
I am recollecting memories of my childhood. This is my series; my story.
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 3:09 AM UTC
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