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Mar 2019
There always is a fire,
it started on my match.
I set it to a tree,
where it would surely catch.
It caught on to a house,
it spread on to the grass,
if there were people in there,
I don't think they would last.
Cause there always is a fire,
to your left and to your right.
It completely surrounds you,
it's something you can’t fight.
I grab some gasoline,
I pour it on the floor,
even though it burns the whole world,
I still want it to burn more.
But there always is a fire,
the black smoke fills my lungs,
and since I'm the one who set it,
now my life is done.
This is an old one, my first ever in 7th or 6th grade
Written by
Freya Adwin  14/F/The depths of my iNsAnItY
(14/F/The depths of my iNsAnItY)   
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