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I know this house, but it's not home- my blood has spilled between these walls my tears have watered this cold floor, and here my nightmares learned to crawl. My fingers know each speck of paint I have breathed in each mite of dust my eyes have gazed upon each book my heart still mourns the loss of trust. I bled in ink, I wept in words I laid my heart out, beating, bare I spun entreaties for an ear I found not one was listening there. And if I should return someday, and take my seat back at the hearth- as dancing flames ensnare my gaze, know I have gone into the dark.
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