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by maegen-sheehan

There they stand in groups of twos or threes, waiting for a hand by the trees. They are not exact, but still the same. Hopefully things will stay intact, never being dead or lame. Who do they wait for? Maybe some shall see. Another kind or maybe a girl set free from her dungeon down the hall, into his arms she will fall.
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