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May 2014
The sly smoke lingering upon the room
The door open, enclosing the broom
Calmly I sat,  on my wooden  chair
Reading the newspaper, under the sun's glare

Yet the phone soundly rang
A catchy tune it's speakers sang
In my mind, who could it be?
In the end of the line, a stranger greets me.

And such reveals the mists of mystery
He demands me to stay awake
This uncalled feeling of stressful misery
Is far worst than I could take
Written related to a story a friend of mine wrote, about a man who's called by a stranger. Quite devious.
Frederico Coelho Reis
Written by
Frederico Coelho Reis  Portugal
(Portugal)   
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   sara clark
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