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Footsteps

This boy was alone Properly dressed in black He had fire in his eyes And a one eyed bear in his lap He sat on a bench And at the people he glared The parents smiled at their young But would soon know of fear He stood up hanging His arms to his side With that one eyed bear Just along for the ride The parents they screamed As he tore through the park The heat from his breath Left every child scorched The sands now stained red And screams loom in the dark Of the children who were Of the children who aren't The swings still sway Though no wind seems to blow And the footsteps of young Are still seen in the snow
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jordan-farelli
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Oct 27, 2012
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