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Alone

The sun set behind the shambled buildings

All that was left before our end

And on the wind I heard Them

Those left to plague the dark corners

To hide in the cracks of darkened halls

Swings swayed and street lights flickered

Screams echoed through the cities hallways

Deserted cars like matchbox toys

Moans of the dead filled the air

Friends and family gone and passed

In an instant before the storm

I sat nestled in my tree for the night

Alone

As if anything had changed

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mr-e
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Mar 9, 2014
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