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A whisper said

On the darkest night of the brightest day A quite whisper asked the girl to play *“Let’s take a walk in the dark, and head right down to the park”* The girl ignored the tiny voice The voice then gave the girl a choice Within darkness a whisper said *“I want to show you all the things that you dread, or you bleed all that’s red”* The girl ran into the night There was no distance to escape this fright She pushed her legs with all her might All she escaped was the light What the whisper said was no lie “You will surely die, under this night’s sky" The girl had heard all the voice had said Stood high upon on a bridge She knew she was surely dead To escape the voice in her head She jumped… . . . . . . . . . And she CRACKED like an egg A young man passes the sorry mess He spies upon the blood on the poor girls dress On the darkest hour of the blackest night The young man heard a whisper just out of sight “Let’s take a walk, out of this light”
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Mar 7, 2013
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