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Terrible

Lovers and madmen alike; marionettes screaming loud with deafening fury. The puppet-master standing alone, trembles like a child. Fearing the nightly terror, the strings he once tugged, now choking him tightly. Painted smiles and eyes somehow twisted murderously; grins and hateful stares. All around, the haunting tones familiar merry-go-round music, shrieking in his ears. Evil wooden hands, clowns reach out, tearing and laughing wickedly. My brain begs to awaken but my heart can't go on beating in this bad dream.
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j-byron-maxson
American
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Apr 20, 2010
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© JBM Jan. 5th 2000

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